Social Entrepreneurship (SE) is a popular area of research and practice. An analysis of the
existing literature reviews on SE reveals a dearth of studies classifying the existing SE …

This paper focuses on building a more precise and comprehensive understanding of the
state of social entrepreneurship (SE) research by using an integrated bibliometric and …

Research summary Enterprises in low‐resource contexts often rely on bricolage (ie, making
do by applying resources at hand to new problems). However, bricolage has traditionally …

Sustainable leadership plays a vital role in the integration of sustainable development.
Sustainable development, in this context, is related to rapid economic development, poverty …

While prior research suggests that entrepreneurial bricolage is often useful as a coping
mechanism for resource-constrained new ventures, other accounts document detrimental …

This study proposes and tests a framework relating to the effect of entrepreneurial bricolage
on international opportunity recognition (IOR) and the influence of the latter on export …

Social enterprises (SEs) seek effective resource mobilization strategies that can translate
resources into improved performance, thereby achieving their social missions. Strategic …

This inductive, multiple-case study advances scholarly understanding of resourcefulness by
examining the combination of resource mobilization behaviors over time, and associated …

Entrepreneurial ventures that explicitly address social and environmental issues have
proliferated, together with diverse but strictly connected research streams and academic …

In this study, we employed a combination of bibliometric analysis and a structured review
approach to examine the social entrepreneurship (SE) research. Our bibliometric analysis …