This conceptual paper discussed on the importance of establishing Social Enterprise Companies with a Theoretical approach. Social Enterprises are becoming the new vehicle of business for many entrepreneurs who are combating to solve a social issues or problems. It is important for this enterprise to establish their organization by comprehending with relevant framework and theories. Therefore, this paper was prepared for social enterprises to understand how an institutional theory might be applicable for their social venture. The study reviews literatures and relevant social enterprise framework and three factors related to Institutional Theory. Lastly, recommendations for social entrepreneur on how a theory can help to navigate their social...
According to institutional theory in sociology and organization studies, institutions are the buildi...
Social enterprises address social problem by means of markets. Over the last two decades they have b...
Social enterprise is an emerging form of business, yet there is no unifying definition for the conce...
We integrate the predictions of institutional theory, the threat-rigidity hypothesis, and prospect t...
Social enterprises constitute highly relevant new actors, especially in the area of welfare provisio...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyze the evolution of the social enterprise concept at ...
Non-profit and for-profit social enterprises struggle to source funding. Current limited understandi...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine how hybrid organisations combine institutional logi...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to argue that neoinstitutional theory can provide insights in...
Mainstream enterprises function by alleviating the cognitive burdens on their members and hence gene...
This paper provides an overview of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, making reference t...
The concept of social enterprise (SE) has been developed by an emerging and collective effort of sch...
[[abstract]]From the perspective of New Institutional Economics, the exits of an organization are to...
This paper provides an overview of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, making reference t...
Social innovation is a fundamental issue of social entrepreneurship. Private and public organizatio...
According to institutional theory in sociology and organization studies, institutions are the buildi...
Social enterprises address social problem by means of markets. Over the last two decades they have b...
Social enterprise is an emerging form of business, yet there is no unifying definition for the conce...
We integrate the predictions of institutional theory, the threat-rigidity hypothesis, and prospect t...
Social enterprises constitute highly relevant new actors, especially in the area of welfare provisio...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to analyze the evolution of the social enterprise concept at ...
Non-profit and for-profit social enterprises struggle to source funding. Current limited understandi...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine how hybrid organisations combine institutional logi...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to argue that neoinstitutional theory can provide insights in...
Mainstream enterprises function by alleviating the cognitive burdens on their members and hence gene...
This paper provides an overview of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, making reference t...
The concept of social enterprise (SE) has been developed by an emerging and collective effort of sch...
[[abstract]]From the perspective of New Institutional Economics, the exits of an organization are to...
This paper provides an overview of social entrepreneurship and social enterprise, making reference t...
Social innovation is a fundamental issue of social entrepreneurship. Private and public organizatio...
According to institutional theory in sociology and organization studies, institutions are the buildi...
Social enterprises address social problem by means of markets. Over the last two decades they have b...
Social enterprise is an emerging form of business, yet there is no unifying definition for the conce...