As social enterprises seek to share knowledge, they must navigate social hierarchy. In this
study, we examine social enterprises' efforts to share knowledge in rural areas and how they …

This article explores the economic politics of anti‐displacement struggle, bringing into
conversation critical urban studies and diverse and community economies research. It draws …

Purpose This paper identifies and maps themes and critiques emerging from feminist-
informed and gender-focused mainstream entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship …

Abstract Work Integration Social Enterprises (WISEs) have emerged as an important labour
market intermediary in the contemporary period, helping those who face multiple …

WISEs encompass a multitude of relations that both fall within–but also exceed–neoliberal
capitalist relations. They are often spaces of mutual aid, collectivity and care, and these …

Purpose This paper aims to identify the values antecedents of women's social
entrepreneurship. It explores where and how these values emerge and how they underpin …

This study is a step in a longer conceptual research process to connect social work with the
urgent societal mission of a just sustainability transition, here with a focus on its economic …

The relevance of civil society participation is well established in literature on environmental
politics. However, the ability to join initiatives or movements actively fighting for a socially …

Workers' experiences in Italian social cooperatives expose the tension between the goal of
desirable change that these social economy organisations pursue and the demanding …

This article examines challenges to the privatization of public goods in social housing in
urban Vietnam, where versatile modes of commoning have been essential to sustaining life …