Igniting social entrepreneurial intention through entrepreneurial social framing: Psychological effects of audience moral elevation and communal narcissism

Fostering Social Entrepreneurial Intentions: The Dynamic Interplay of Support Systems and Cultural Intelligence

“…According to (Kim et al, 2023) the need for a more nuanced understanding of how cultural intelligence interacts with institutional support to form social entrepreneurial goals is highlighted by this expanding dialogue. Recognizing and incorporating cultural intelligence into the conceptual framework is crucial as the global landscape of social entrepreneurship grows more diversified (Sampene et al, 2023).…”

“…According to (Bazan et al, 2020) the expanding subject of social entrepreneurship has stimulated scholarly investigation into the variables influencing people's intentions to participate in enterprises with a social effect, with a focus on the association between social support expectations and social entrepreneurial intents. The research now in existence repeatedly emphasizes the crucial part that perceived social support plays in determining entrepreneurial impulses, particularly in the setting of social entrepreneurship (Kim et al, 2023). The subjective opinion that people have about how much their social networks, which include family, friends, and coworkers, support and encourage their entrepreneurial pursuits is known as perceived social support (Sampene et al, 2023).…”

“…The assistance, inspiration, and resources made available by one's social networks turn out to be crucial predictors of one's intents to start a socially significant business as people traverse the complicated environment of such endeavors (Sampene et al, 2023). In addition to adding to the academic conversation, this nuanced understanding of the connection between perceived social support and social entrepreneurial intentions has applications for policymakers, educators, and practitioners who want to create an environment that is conducive to the development of social entrepreneurship (Kim et al, 2023). Based on the above literature study, the following hypothesis is developed.…”

“…Institutional support stands out as a crucial component influencing the environment in which potential entrepreneurs work in the context of social entrepreneurship. Governmental and non-governmental institutions are essential to creating a climate that supports social entrepreneurship (Kim et al, 2023). This assistance can take many different forms, from monetary rewards and legal frameworks to educational efforts and mentorship programs.…”

“…The primary idea under examination is encapsulated by the dependent variable in this study, social entrepreneurial intention (Sampene et al, 2023). An individual's dedication and drive to engage in entrepreneurial activities with a major focus on resolving social concerns is shown in their social entrepreneurial intention (Kim et al, 2023). It involves the desire and commitment to have a good social effect using cutting-edge, environmentally friendly corporate methods.…”