Social entrepreneurship and Economy for the Common Good: Study of their relationship through a bibliometric analysis

Climent, Vanessa Campos; Sanchis, Joan-Ramon; Ejarque, Ana T.

doi:10.1177/1465750319879632

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“…Por su parte, el modelo de la EBC se fundamenta en la necesidad que tienen las empresas de medir sus impactos sociales y ambientales, además de sus beneficios económicos y financieros (Felber, 2012;Campos Climent et al, 2020). Bajo este criterio, una empresa del bien común es aquella que es capaz de crear un triple valor: económico, social y ambiental; contribuyendo así a la sostenibilidad, tanto interna (de la propia empresa) como externa (de la sociedad en la cual lleva a cabo su actividad empresarial).…”

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“…Algunos de estos enfoques intentan suavizar o paliar parte de las externalidades provocadas por el capitalismo, como es el caso de la Economía Social, el Tercer Sector, la Economía Solidaria, la Economía Sostenible o la Responsabilidad Social Empresarial, entre otros (Chaves Ávila y Monzón Sanchis Palacio y Campos Climent, 2019;Campos Climent et al, 2020). Sin embargo, los resultados de todos estos modelos han sido parciales y locales, de manera que no han resuelto las graves contradicciones que genera el sistema capitalista y las desigualdades económicas y sociales han seguido aumentando de manera constante (Entrena Jiménez y Martínez Rodríguez, 2013).…”

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El modelo organizativo de la Economía del Bien Común y su comparación con otros enfoques de la sostenibilidad

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2021

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Son cada vez más las empresas que están adoptando la sostenibilidad como un enfoque estratégico que garantiza la supervivencia a largo plazo. Más allá de la Responsabilidad Social (RS), se impone un modelo empresarial basado en la triple dimensión económica, social y ambiental, que de acuerdo con el enfoque de la creación de valor compartido de Porter y Kramer, incluya la RS dentro del corazón de la estrategia de la empresa. El modelo de la Economía del Bien Común (EBC), que nace en el centro de Europa en el año 2010 de la mano del profesor de la Universidad de Viena Christian Felber, propone una herramienta, el Balance del Bien Común (BBC), que puede facilitar la implantación de la Sostenibilidad Corporativa en cualquier tipo de organización (pública o privada). El BBC permite medir el impacto social y ambiental de las empresas a través de una serie de variables e indicadores, relacionando cinco valores clave (dignidad humana, solidaridad y justicia social, sostenibilidad ecológica y transparencia y co-participación) con los diferentes stakeholders o grupos de interés. El objetivo de este trabajo consiste en comparar el modelo de la EBC con el enfoque de la Creación de Valor Compartido (CVC) de Porter y Kramer y con la Responsabilidad Social Corporativa, con el objeto de destacar sus principales aportaciones y particularidades.

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El modelo organizativo de la Economía del Bien Común y su comparación con otros enfoques de la sostenibilidad

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2021

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“…The Common Good Balance Sheet (CGBS) and the Common Good Matrix (CGM) are the strategic tools used to implement the Economy for the Common Good (ECG) model [9][10][11][12]. Through these instruments, we can measure the social and environmental value that an organization creates, as a complement to the economic value (co-creation of value).…”

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“…Therefore, the ECG can boost the commitment of the agricultural sector in defense of the SDGs. Hence, it may be of interest to integrate the ECG model into the agroecological sector [9][10][11][12]. Such integration can be conducted through a process of search, implementation, and exemplification, which values the contribution of this sector to the common good by including the three dimensions of sustainability [13].…”

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The Importance of Social Value in Agroecological Farms: Adjusting the Common Good Balance Sheet to Improve Their Sustainable Management

2021

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Organic farming offers the producers the possibility of focusing on their business while obtaining a competitive advantage. Nevertheless, this is centered in specific activities of the production process, thus only creating environmental value. Therefore, it is not an approach based on sustainability. As a consequence of this, it becomes necessary to enlarge this approach toward people (social value) and profitability (economic value). The objective of this work is to describe a tool based on the Economy for the Common Good model applied to the agroecological sector. We propose to adapt the Common Good Matrix to the characteristics of agroecological farms to offer a useful tool to manage and monitor Mediterranean small farms following a sustainability approach. The methodology consists of: (1) A bibliometric analysis of agroecological publications to identify sustainability indicators; (2) Delphi method application to perform a screening among the identified indicators; and (3) the establishment of peer groups of producers to carry out jointly their Common Good Balance Sheets. Eighteen experts participated in the Delphi study, and 15 companies participated in peer groups, of which seven obtained certification as companies of the common good. The bibliometric analysis shows that there is a gap of publications on agroecology and sustainability. The results obtained from peer study confirm that those agroecological companies that apply the adapted Common Good Matrix can implement corporate sustainability more easily.

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“…Moreover, based on the data reported by Felber et al (2019), "the Economy for the Common Good (ECG) model and its tools to facilitate sustainability management and reporting can provide a framework" capable to address the elements specific to the non-financial reporting from a social and environmental perspective. Furthermore, taking into account that social entrepreneurship (SE) is "the closest to Economy for the Common Good (ECG) principles", the contribution of ECG model to SE was analyzed by specialists, for instance, in order to "determine the potential contributions of the ECG model to SE" (Campos et al 2019).…”

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An Exploratory Study Based on a Questionnaire Concerning Green and Sustainable Finance, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Performance: Evidence from the Romanian Business Environment

Popescu

2019

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Green and sustainable finance, corporate social responsibility and financial and non-financial performance are attracting widespread interest due to the challenging times that the business environment is currently facing. Moreover, green and sustainable finance, corporate social responsibility, and intellectual and human capital have become central issues in measuring organizations’ success, competitive advantage and influence on the marketplace. This scientific paper seeks to address the relationship between corporate social responsibility, intellectual capital and performance, providing valuable insights and relevant evidence from a Romanian business environment. The questionnaire method was used for the targeted research objectives, which referred to: (a) Romanian organizations and local community understanding of green and sustainable finance, corporate social responsibility and intellectual capital; (b) corporate social responsibility actions taken by Romanian organizations and the local community; (c) main drivers of corporate social responsibility and intellectual capital in Romanian organizations; and (d) ways to enhance financial and non-financial performance of Romanian organizations with the aid of corporate social responsibility and intellectual capital. The findings support the idea of a strong relationship between corporate social responsibility, intellectual capital and performance in the Romanian business environment. Our work shows that, broadly speaking, Romanian entities operate on a socially responsible level, being aware of the importance and the advantages brought by both corporate social responsibility and intellectual capital when it comes to enhancing profit, productivity and performance. Our results are highly encouraging and may be validated by a larger sample size.

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Social entrepreneurship and Economy for the Common Good: Study of their relationship through a bibliometric analysis

Cited by 31 publications

References 47 publications

El modelo organizativo de la Economía del Bien Común y su comparación con otros enfoques de la sostenibilidad

El modelo organizativo de la Economía del Bien Común y su comparación con otros enfoques de la sostenibilidad

The Importance of Social Value in Agroecological Farms: Adjusting the Common Good Balance Sheet to Improve Their Sustainable Management

An Exploratory Study Based on a Questionnaire Concerning Green and Sustainable Finance, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Performance: Evidence from the Romanian Business Environment

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