Emprendimiento social – revisión de literatura

Vásquez, Alexander Guzmán; Dávila, María Andrea Trujillo

doi:10.1016/s0123-5923(08)70055-x

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“…For almost two decades the Social Enterprise (SE) has captured the attention of scholars from all around the world. Globally, the SE has been defined as hybrid organizations that follow both social and economic goals (Austin, Stevenson, & Wei-Skillern, 2006;Guzmán-Vásquez & Trujillo-Dávila, 2008). Yet, the blurriness of the definition (Defourny & Nyssens, 2009;Lyon & Sepulveda, 2009;Neck, Brush, & Allen, 2009) has led to continuous theoretical debates and divided research efforts.…”

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Work Engagement as Mediator between Perceived Participation, Supervisor Support and Altruistic Behaviors: Empirical Results from the Italian Social Enterprise Sector

Calderón¹,

Battistelli²,

Odoardi³

2013

Univ Psychol

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This research note presents an empirical study conducted in a number of social cooperatives (SCoops). Democratic governance has been identified as a defining aspect of this kind of social enterprise. Using the work and organizational psychology approach, the authors studied the effects of democratic governance and supervisor support on workers' engagement and organizational citizenship behaviors. The convenience sample technique was used for gathering the data. Data was collected with a self-administered questionnaire. The sample consisted of 258 participants from three different Scoops situated in northern Italy. Statistical analysis results suggest that worker's perceived participation and supervisor support enhance work engagement, and subsequently, altruistic behaviors. Finally, the authors comment on the limitations of the study giving methodological suggestions for future empirical research.

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Work Engagement as Mediator between Perceived Participation, Supervisor Support and Altruistic Behaviors: Empirical Results from the Italian Social Enterprise Sector

Calderón¹,

Battistelli²,

Odoardi³

2013

Univ Psychol

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“…According to Guzmán Vásquez and Trujillo Dávila (2008), since the 1980's the interest of society in entrepreneurship has grown, which is reflected in administration schools and their curricula. It has gained even more traction in Latin America, where constant obstacles in the consolidation of nations have resulted in social inequity that exceeds the response capacity of governments and the private sector (Becerra-Arévalo, 2015).…”

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Evaluating the Impact of Social Entrepreneurship: A Multi-criteria Approach

Benjumea-Arias

Arango-Botero

2019

Period. Polytech. Soc. Man. Sci.

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Despite the importance of social entrepreneurship acknowledged in the literature, this field is still at a conceptual stage because the implementation and support of initiatives that solve social issues and achieve common benefits is not the full picture of the social impact and the structural changes that enable the dynamization of national economies. Therefore, the promotion of this type of entrepreneurship requires a framework based on leadership training and instruments that support the management to accurately measure their progress and results. This work is derived from an analysis of social entrepreneurship and the prioritization of variables to evaluate its social impact. Expert Choice, a piece of software based on an Analytic Hierarchy Process (APH), was used for the multi-criteria multi-goal analysis. The result was weighing the criteria expressed as qualitative responses, which makes the evaluation more flexible to respond to the needs and features of the types of social entrepreneurship.

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“…The usage of the memes within the "intentions" category highlighted by scholars has changed over time. -Dávila, 2008; and financial aims (Bacq and Janssen, 2011;Bacq et al, 2013) over the periods.…”

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“…Moreover, it appears that the meme "opportunity" has been used together with one or more actions mentioned before. For instance, for some scholars, SE encompasses the "discovery" (Bacq et al, 2013;Zahra et al, 2009), "exploitation" Zahra et al, 2009), "evaluation" (Bacq et al, 2013;Guzmán-Vásquez and Trujillo-Dávila, 2008;Roberts and Woods, 2005),…”

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From “Push Out” to “Pull In” together: An analysis of social entrepreneurship definitions in the academic field

Aliaga-Isla

Huybrechts

2018

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Definitions are important! They are composed of words that express what people think. Despite numerous efforts to bring about a clear and unbiased definition of social entrepreneurship, there is still confusion as how social entrepreneurship should be defined. The objective of this paper is not to state a novel definition, this means not to "push out", but rather to "pull in" together to better understand what the scholars are talking about through their own social entrepreneurship (SE) definitions. In doing so, we contribute to the literature by synthesizing and analysing the SE definitions to better understand the field. To do so, a combination of methods was used: systematic review to reach the articles proposing definitions and memetic analysis to understand the content of the definitions by analysing their memes. From the analysis, three main categories were considered: entity types, entrepreneurial opportunities and intentions/promises. Future research lines and implications are highlighted.

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Emprendimiento social – revisión de literatura

Cited by 86 publications

References 28 publications

Work Engagement as Mediator between Perceived Participation, Supervisor Support and Altruistic Behaviors: Empirical Results from the Italian Social Enterprise Sector

Work Engagement as Mediator between Perceived Participation, Supervisor Support and Altruistic Behaviors: Empirical Results from the Italian Social Enterprise Sector

Evaluating the Impact of Social Entrepreneurship: A Multi-criteria Approach

From “Push Out” to “Pull In” together: An analysis of social entrepreneurship definitions in the academic field

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