Urgent societal issues require corporations to make changes and contribute solutions.
Insider social change agents are uniquely poised to propel this work. Operating from within …

Social procurement policies are becoming an increasingly popular tool for construction
project clients to meet their corporate social responsibility objectives. This research employs …

The literature on entrepreneurship has seen a rising interest in two types of entrepreneurial
action: effectuation and bricolage. Given the inconclusiveness of contextual antecedents …

The growing presence of new players–beside those belonging to the institutional and third
sectors–committed to supporting social and environmental causes through innovative …

Despite the nonprofit sector's significance in economic contribution, workforce, and social
impact, it faces unique innovation hurdles and is not well positioned for sustainability …

Despite the growing research on corporate social performance (CSP), research is lacking
regarding the impact of local embeddedness. This article investigates the impact of local …

Despite growing concern in the social innovation (SI) literature about the tackling of grand
challenges, our understanding of the role of multinational enterprises (MNEs) remains in its …

The construction industry is the primary focus for social procurement policies in many
countries. However, there has been little research into the drivers of social procurement …

Social procurement is re-emerging as an innovative collaborative policy tool for
governments around the world to leverage their construction supply chains to help them …

This hermeneutic phenomenological study illustrates the value of key aspects of
interpretative hermeneutics for illuminating the time shared between patients and students in …