The study of relationship in a hierarchical structure of EU sustainable development indicators

Szopik-Depczyńska, Katarzyna; Cheba, Katarzyna; Bąk, Iwona; Stajniak, Maciej; Simboli, Alberto; Ioppolo, Giuseppe

doi:10.1016/j.ecolind.2018.03.002

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“…Exploring the SE components in the form of social, environmental and sustainability-driven entrepreneurship is described with details in Reference [44]. To develop this, many works highlight the role of innovation for sustainability [7,20,64]. Following this path, one of the bibliometric analyses tries to solve the problem of the interrelations between business models and sustainable innovations [54,60].…”

Section: State-of-the-art Of Multi-dimensional View Of Sementioning

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Towards Sustainable Entrepreneurship Holistic Construct

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2019

Sustainability

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In recent years, conducted businesses have been increasingly expected to obtain more sustainable forms, with many added determinants. Indeed, sustainability-related entrepreneurship still faces complex choices among conventional entrepreneurial factors, while being urged to consider three main pillars of sustainability. Thus, this work is focused on the development of sustainability-related entrepreneurship by reflecting the sustainable needs of entrepreneurship. Due to the fact that it is not clear for the sustainability-related entrepreneurship what the valuable and most influential factors stimming its development are, the detection of basic components and their correlation becomes a major motivation of this work. Therefore, this paper aims to conduct an attempt to identify a comprehensive set of SE (sustainable entrepreneurship) factors providing a structural overview in making insights into the factors/determinants of SE. It assists researchers and entrepreneurs in obtaining clear, informative pictures about SE factors. The applied research methodology is based on a systematic literature review which is conducted using the PRISMA methodology, simultaneously ensuring repetitiveness and lack of bias in this process. To retrieve and condense the immense amount of bibliographic information, a bibliometric analysis is adopted to perform in co-occurrence analysis of keywords determining SE factors and different detailed forms of distribution analysis. The expected outcome is to provide the classification schema of applied keywords in sustainable entrepreneurship literature as part of a comprehensive literature review, which is presented in order to uncover, classify and systematize the current research. As a result, a co-word matrix of high frequency keywords of SE factors is also established. It offers a feasible path of investigation for researchers aiming to build a consistent body of knowledge about sustainable entrepreneurship, by providing a conceptualization and systematization that can be applied across the many contexts in which sustainable entrepreneurship is expressed, for example, sustainable actions and sustainable development contexts. The present research aims to yield a successful attempt of identifying the comprehensive set of SE factors, as well as to establish a co-word matrix of high frequency keywords of SE factors. Providing a macroscopic overview of the main factors of SE in the form of conceptualization of the proposed construct will capture the unique organizational characteristics of sustainable enterprises and facilitate the research into capability building, innovation and competitive advantage in sustainable enterprises. It supports both researchers and entrepreneurs in shaping up and refining future research activities and investments in line with the policy of SE.

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2019

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“…Studying the effects of the EU cohesion policy on the economic and social performance of European regions has attracted the interest of researchers since the early 1990s (for a survey, see Dall'Erba and Fang, 2017). Despite the mixed results in the literature, resulting from conditional positive impact several factors such as the unit and time of observation, the empirical strategy and the particular funds analysed, there has been progressive agreement on the conditional positive impact of the cohesion policy on regional growth and development (Becker et al, 2010;Szopik-Depczyńska et al, 2018). Some of the existing works have applied cross-section and panel techniques to regional growth regressions where the dependent variable is the growth of GDP per capita and/or employment and the main explanatory variable is eligibility for and/or the amount of cohesion funds (Pinho et al, 2015a(Pinho et al, , 2015b.…”

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Did the Governance of EU Funds Help Italian Regional Labour Markets during the Great Recession?

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2019

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European and national policy‐makers have highlighted the role of the cohesion policy in smoothing the effects of the crisis during the programme period 2007–13. To support these claims, however, specific evidence is needed. This article studied the relations between the absorption of the EU funds and regional labour markets in Italian regions during the Great Recession. By applying different panel data models to new data on cohesion policy, three main results were achieved. We found that the cohesion policy made a contribution to the resilience of Italian regional labour markets. Yet the short‐term consequences of the cohesion policy on regional economies were conditional on the heterogeneous quality of regional institutions. We also found that the policy changes introduced in Italy during the crisis increased the effectiveness of the cohesion policy. The analysis was controlled for endogeneity issues and alternative specifications.

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“…Exploring the SE components in the form of social, environmental and sustainability-driven entrepreneurship is described with [44]. To develop this, many works highlight the role of innovation for sustainability [7,20,64].…”

Section: State-of-the-art Of Multi-dimensional View Of Sementioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Sustainable Entrepreneurship Holistic Construct

Konys¹

2019

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In the recent years, conducted businesses have been increasingly expected to obtain more sustainable forms, with many added determinants. Indeed, sustainability-related entrepreneurship still faces complex choices among conventional entrepreneurial factors while being urged to consider three main pillars of sustainability. Thus, this work is focused on the development of a sustainability-related entrepreneurship by reflecting the sustainable needs of an entrepreneurship. Due to the fact that it is not clear for the sustainability-related entrepreneurship what the valuable and most influential factors stimming its development are, the detection of the underpinning building blocks that properly adapting within each factor and how these factors correlate with each other become a major motivation of this work. Therefore, this paper aims to conduct an attempt to identify comprehensive set of SE (Sustainable Entrepreneurship) factors providing a structural overview in making insights into the factors/determinants of SE. It assists researchers and entrepreneurs in obtaining clear informative pictures about SE factors. The applied research methodology is based on a systematic literature review which is conducted using the PRISMA methodology, simultaneously ensuring repetitiveness and lack of bias in this process. To retrieve and condense the immense amount of bibliographic information, a bibliometric analysis is adopted to perform in co-occurrence analysis of keywords determining SE factors and detailed different forms of distribution analysis. The expected outcome is to provide the classification schema of applied keywords in sustainable entrepreneurship literature as part of a comprehensive literature review, which is presented in order to uncover, classify and systematize the current research. As a result, a co-word matrix of high frequency keywords of SE factors is also established. It offers a feasible path of investigation for researchers aiming to build a consistent body of knowledge about sustainable entrepreneurship, by providing a conceptualization and systematization that can be applied across the many contexts in which sustainable entrepreneurship is expressed, for example sustainable actions and sustainable development contexts. The present research aims to yield a successful attempt of identifying comprehensive set of SE factors, as well as to establish a co-word matrix of high frequency keywords of SE factors. Providing a macroscopic overview of the main factors of SE in the form of conceptualization of the proposed construct will capture the unique organizational characteristics of sustainable enterprises and facilitate the research into capability building, innovation and competitive advantage in sustainable enterprises. It supports both researchers and entrepreneurs in shaping up and refining future research activities and investments in line with the policy of SE.

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The study of relationship in a hierarchical structure of EU sustainable development indicators

Cited by 74 publications

References 46 publications

Towards Sustainable Entrepreneurship Holistic Construct

Towards Sustainable Entrepreneurship Holistic Construct

Did the Governance of EU Funds Help Italian Regional Labour Markets during the Great Recession?

Towards Sustainable Entrepreneurship Holistic Construct

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