Purpose Social enterprises are organizations striving to address social issues. These
enterprises sell products to be self-sustainable. Social entrepreneurial success depends on …

Social enterprises–businesses that work for social benefit rather than for the maximization of
financial returns to shareholders or owners–could potentially prove to be an innovative and …

Rather than for the personal enrichment of owners or shareholders, social enterprises can
be conceptualised as organisations that work to improve wellbeing, particularly at the local …

Entrepreneurship is reflected in mass media and pop culture by television shows like Shark
Tank and The Profit. In fact, entrepreneurship was characterized as the hype of the 1990s …

Prahalad and Hart (2002) prompted a discussion on the important role that multinational
companies (MNCs) might have in mitigating social and environmental problems. MNCs are …

With numbers of social enterprises in the UK continuing to grow and innovate, this research
responds to the scarcity of information surrounding social and commercial enterprises co …

Culture-bearers are at the center of innovative mutual aid networks, community land trusts,
investment cooperatives, and community currencies. While these entities might seem …

It is becoming increasingly challenging for non-government organisations (NGOs) and
charities to generate financial resources for international development through government …

There is a growing body of evidence to show the impact of social enterprises in delivering
positive health-based outcomes for marginalised adults but gaps remain within specific …

Dal 2008 circa assistiamo all'inesorabile crollo della cultura della finanza e al declino di un
modello capitalistico insegnato e diventato mainstream nelle pi famose università di …