Social enterprises' motivations for growth arguably stem from their social missions, which
can result in moderate business growth due to conflicting interests and the trade-off costs of …

Management culture shapes economic performance in social enterprises. Entrepreneurial
orientation, taking care of the internal communication culture and a good anchoring of …

Social enterprises follow the dual mission of achieving social aims as well as attaining
financial sustainability and therefore elude easy categorization into either a non‐profit or for …

Die Forschung in den letzten Jahren zu Sozialunternehmertum hat sich wiederholt damit
beschäftigt, in welcher Beziehung wirtschaftliche und soziale Ziele stehen. Ursprünglich …

The purpose of this article is to advance the sustainable entrepreneurship research context
by establishing an in-depth understanding of the aspired successes and related …

Social entrepreneurship activities continue to make a significant contribution to the
development of the United Kingdom's (UK) economy and remain at the core of the …

Entrepreneurship research and public debates have emphasized the need to promote
societal well-being through entrepreneurial action, thus emphasizing the significance of …

Despite the increasing body of literature on social enterprises (SEs), there is a need for more
focused research to differentiate between for-profit and not-for-profit SEs. More specifically …

With nearly half of all small businesses in the UK now located in or run from the home, it has
become arguably the most important of all business locations (Mason et al., 2011). Home …

Entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in a society's economic growth and employment.
However, sustainable entrepreneurship goes beyond the conventional profit-centric motives …