Data Analysis in Factors of Social Entrepreneurship Tools in Complex Thinking: An exploratory study

Article Education & Educational Research

Development of the Perception of Achievement of Complex Thinking: A Disciplinary Approach in a Latin American Student Population

Jose Carlos Vazquez-Parra et al.

Summary: “The study found that disciplinary area is not a limiting factor in developing complex thinking competence, which is valuable for educational institutions seeking to develop students' complex thinking.”

EDUCATION SCIENCES (2022)

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Article Management

Exploring collective consumer innovation in health care: Cases and formal modeling

Erik Lakomaa et al.

Summary: Research on consumer innovation in health care has shown that patients play a key role in developing new treatments and services. This paper introduces the concept of collective consumer innovation in health care, which refers to self-organized service innovations that emerge under regulatory constraints, occur on a system level, are collaborative, and tend to lead to institutional change. The paper provides historical and contemporary cases to illustrate the importance of collective consumer innovation and proposes a model to analyze their economic impact.

RESEARCH POLICY (2021)

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The promise of entrepreneurial passion to advance social entrepreneurship research

Yanto Chandra et al.

Journal of Business Venturing Insights (2021)

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Article Green & Sustainable Science & Technology

Complex Thinking and Sustainable Social Development: Validity and Reliability of the COMPLEX-21 Scale

Sergio Tobon et al.

Summary: This study developed and validated a new scale to assess complex thinking skills in adults, which demonstrated good content validity and construct validity through expert evaluation and confirmatory factor analysis.

SUSTAINABILITY (2021)

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Social entrepreneurship education: changemaker training at the university

Abel Garcia-Gonzalez et al.

Summary: Including transversal social entrepreneurship projects in various courses can boost students' confidence in their social entrepreneurship potential, which adds value to social entrepreneurship education research extending beyond business schools.

HIGHER EDUCATION SKILLS AND WORK-BASED LEARNING (2021)

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The drivers of social entrepreneurship: agency, context, compassion and opportunism

Rebecca Stirzaker et al.

Summary: The paper explores the drivers of social entrepreneurship, finding that both agency and context play important roles in the complex process. It highlights the importance of personal missions and environmental factors in driving ideologically motivated altruism in social entrepreneurs.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENTREPRENEURIAL BEHAVIOR & RESEARCH (2021)

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Agency theory utility and social entrepreneurship: issues of identity and role conflict

Phillip E. Davis et al.

Summary: This research expands on the types of social entrepreneurs and identifies the threats they face through an agency lens, particularly the dual role they must undertake. Additionally, it describes the boundary conditions of different social entrepreneur types, linking the potential challenges of social entrepreneurship with the growing field as a whole.

REVIEW OF MANAGERIAL SCIENCE (2021)

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Social Entrepreneurship's Solutionism Problem

Dominic Chalmers

Summary: Social entrepreneurship has been recognized as an important approach to addressing social and environmental issues, but it may inadvertently reduce pressure for ambitious legislation and institutional reforms. Moreover, the belief in 'solutionism' among social entrepreneurs might oversimplify complex societal problems. Researchers need to critically balance theories of social entrepreneurship to determine when it is an optimal mechanism for addressing social issues.

JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES (2021)

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Creating for others: linking prosocial motivation and social entrepreneurship intentions

Chuanpeng Yu et al.

Summary: This study demonstrates the significant impacts of prosocial motivation, creativity in social work, and family support on individuals' social entrepreneurship intentions and behaviors. Future research should continue to explore the dynamic relationships among these factors over time and consider the influence of other motivational factors on creativity and SEI.

MANAGEMENT DECISION (2021)

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Proposal for a new talent concept based on socioformation

Sergio Tobon et al.

Summary: This paper suggests a new definition of talent based on socioformation, emphasizing talent as a complex process of problem-solving with relevant results for improvement of living conditions, and highlighting the importance of collaboration, inclusivity, and a systematic approach.

EDUCATIONAL PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY (2021)

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