Purpose Small social entrepreneurs (SSEs) who operate in resource-constrained
environments frequently use entrepreneurial bricolage (EB) to overcome such limitations …

Social entrepreneurs aim to create societal value while pursuing financial sustainability.
However, they typically face several challenges and constraints when operating in resource …

Social entrepreneurs face unique challenges in their dual pursuit of social and financial
value creation to address pressing societal problems. While social entrepreneurs' behaviour …

How can a social entrepreneur, starting a new venture overcome resource constraints in an
uncertain environment? According to Sarasvathy and Dew (2005), it is indeed possible to …

The process of resource mobilisation is fundamental in the creation of social value.
However, the evidence that examines the approaches used by social entrepreneurs to …

Bricolage has emerged as an important mechanism for social enterprises (SEs) to work
around resource scarcity, especially in developing nations. Given the resource constraints …

Low-income entrepreneurs operating in resource-scarce settings are typically referred to as
subsistence entrepreneurs–informal, operating on a small scale, and selling products …

Social enterprises (SEs) primarily aim to create social value, that is, to generate benefits or
reduce costs for society, while maintaining financial sustainability. Owing to their unique …

The entrepreneurial process in emerging economies is receiving more interests but the
critical role of bricolage is still in dearth. Entrepreneurs in these highly uncertain and …

The aim of this study is to gain an insight on how bricolage is used as a method of
innovation in a resource scarce context. Previous studies of entrepreneurship have …