Social enterprises have attracted increased attention from both researchers and
practitioners around the world. In the social enterprise context, scaling social impact is …

The legitimation of social enterprises is contingent upon the institutional context and
targeted stakeholders; however, this claim has not been explored systematically …

The social solidarity economy is an approach to the production and consumption of goods,
services and knowledge that promises to address contemporary economic, social and …

This paper explores how fair trade social enterprises (FTSEs) manage paradoxes in
stakeholder-oriented governance models. We use narrative accounts from board members …

Emerging social procurement imperatives are driving new forms of cross-sector
collaboration between private, public and social enterprise sectors in the construction …

Abstract The Journal of Social Entrepreneurship (JSE) reached its 10th year of publishing in
2020. In recognition of this milestone, this study analyses 221 articles published in JSE …

Social procurement is receiving renewed attention in new public governance regimes that
seek to increase social value by stimulating markets for social enterprises and other social …

Institutional and cultural contexts shape social entrepreneurship differently. This paper
explores the roles of culture, socioeconomic development, and governance institutions on …

Purpose This paper aims to examine how academics enact trust in e-learning through an
inductive identification of perceived risks and enablers involved in e-learning adoption, in …

International social alliances—in which multinational enterprises (MNEs) and social
enterprises (SEs) collaborate—are a vital source for the development and scaling up social …