This article maps existing research from 5,874 scholarly publications on social
entrepreneurship (SE) utilizing scientometrics. The mapping indicates a taxonomy of five …

This paper explored how institutional voids (market-unfriendly regulations and corruption) in
the home country affect the internationalization degree of early-stage entrepreneurs in …

The social entrepreneurship (SE) literature is suggested to be in a pre-paradigmatic state
lacking construct legitimacy and undefined theoretical content and boundaries. To address …

Purpose The last two decades have witnessed a surge of interest in social entrepreneurship
organizations (SEOs). Understanding their business models is crucial for sustaining their …

Entrepreneurs in developing economies try to cope with weak or absent formal institutions—
often referred to as “institutional voids”—by relying extensively on intermediary …

Purpose Context matters in social entrepreneurship, and it matters a lot. Social
entrepreneurs are deeply entrenched in the context where they operate: they respond to its …

Purpose Small social entrepreneurs (SSEs) who operate in resource-constrained
environments frequently use entrepreneurial bricolage (EB) to overcome such limitations …

Rural social enterprises (RSEs) are an emerging actor that applies market-based
approaches to implement a social mission: steering social and economic development. They …

Management scholars increasingly conduct qualitative research in low‐income settings in
emerging markets. These large communities, which often operate in the informal economy …

Social entrepreneurs aim to create societal value while pursuing financial sustainability.
However, they typically face several challenges and constraints when operating in resource …