Social entrepreneurship (SE) increasingly contributes to diversity in entrepreneurship. The
different approaches to SE suggest a variety of antecedents which drive individuals' …

With the incremental growth in overall world population, environmental related aftermaths of
industrial development are becoming challenges for sustainability. In social perspective …

Innovations accompanying transitions often prompt institutional change if they do not match
with existing institutions. Transition studies started to incorporate institutional dynamics into …

This study contributes to the literature by describing how crowdfunding platforms that host
social entrepreneurship projects build and preserve legitimacy. We study three …

Social enterprises can profit by creating social value at the base of the pyramid (BOP),
thereby simultaneously helping the poor and enhancing financial performance. We submit …

There is a growing body of research into market shaping, the process whereby the
deliberate actions of market actors create or transform market systems. However, extant …

In the knowledge era, new forms of organizing and managing firms emerge to adapt to new
situations. One such new form of organizational management is ambidextrous leadership …

Social entrepreneurship (SE) is a new form of entrepreneurship dedicated to the creation of
social value for its beneficiaries, either as a for-profit or not-for-profit enterprise. While, over …

Social entrepreneurs face the challenge of resource constraints that affect their ability to
scale social impact and expand in various geographical locations. In order to overcome …

The sport industry has experienced great growth in recent years worldwide, and especially
in the European Union (EU) countries. However, despite the role that this industry can play …