Journal of Business Research,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
152, P. 242 - 250
Published: Aug. 3, 2022
Despite
the
efforts
undertaken
by
United
Nations
to
engage
all
public
and
private
actors
towards
achievement
of
2030
Agenda,
contribution
traditional
businesses
has
been
proved
be
insufficient
so
far.
Social
enterprises
have
thus
emerged
as
an
efficient
alternative
meet
social
needs
through
entrepreneurial
opportunities.
However,
absence
specific
tools
appraise
impact
on
fulfilment
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs)
is
a
gap
that
this
research
aims
bridge
developing
novel
rating
system.
A
three-round
Delphi
process
conducted
two
panels
experts
identify
SDG
indicators
applicable
main
components
three-tier
framework
whose
weighting
factors
were
obtained
using
Best-Worst
Method
after
circulating
questionnaire
among
100
participants.
The
new
tool
comprises
set
28
selected
surveyed
representing
12
SDGs,
where
weight
facet
(65.3%)
prevailed
over
those
other
sustainability
dimensions.
weighted
sum
indicator
values
enables
assess
enterprise
activities
SDGs.
Mondragon
Corporation,
leading
Spanish
cooperative
worldwide,
deemed
case
study
for
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
46(3), P. 729 - 778
Published: March 22, 2021
Entrepreneurial
ecosystems
have
become
a
prominent
concept,
yet
in
its
current
state,
the
concept
itself
represents
paradox.
While
it
draws
on
rich
intellectual
history
and
provides
an
opportunity
to
synthesize
different
strands
of
research,
is
also
under-theorized
mechanisms
that
govern
ecosystem
evolution
are
not
well
understood.
This
paper
takes
stock
recent
advancements
scholarship
synthesizes
empirical
reality
causal
mechanisms.
We
use
these
dynamics
position
broader
context,
within
beyond
domain
entrepreneurship
propose
transdisciplinary
research
program
for
practice.
Small Business Economics,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
57(1), P. 407 - 423
Published: Feb. 1, 2020
Abstract
The
concept
of
entrepreneurial
ecosystems
has
been
used
as
a
framework
to
explain
activities
within
regions
and
industrial
sectors.
Despite
the
usefulness
this
approach,
is
under-theorized,
especially
with
regard
evolution
ecosystems.
current
literature
lacking
theoretical
foundation
that
addresses
development
change
over
time
does
not
consider
inherent
dynamics
lead
their
birth,
growth,
maturity,
decline,
re-emergence.
Taking
an
industry
lifecycle
perspective,
paper
research
gap
by
elaborating
dynamic
ecosystem
model.
We
propose
transitions
from
ecosystem,
focus
on
new
firm
creation,
towards
business
core
internal
commercialization
knowledge,
i.e.,
intrapreneurial
activities,
vice
versa.
Our
model
thus
captures
oscillation
occurs
among
entrepreneurs
intrapreneurs
through
different
phases
ecosystem’s
lifecycle.
may
serve
starting
point
for
future
empirical
studies
focusing
provide
basis
further
understanding
interrelatedness
between
co-existence
incumbent
firms.
Research Policy,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
51(9), P. 104336 - 104336
Published: Aug. 20, 2021
Despite
the
popularity
of
entrepreneurial
ecosystem
approach
in
science
and
policy,
there
is
a
scarcity
credible,
accurate
comparable
metrics
ecosystems.
This
severe
shortcoming
for
both
scientific
progress
successful
policy.
In
this
paper,
we
bridge
gap.
Entrepreneurial
ecosystems
consist
actors
factors
that
enable
entrepreneurship.
We
use
to
quantify
qualify
economies.
operationalize
elements
outputs
273
European
regions.
The
show
strong
positive
correlations
with
each
other,
confirming
systemic
nature
economies
need
complex
systems
perspective.
Our
analyses
physical
infrastructure,
finance,
formal
institutions,
talent
take
central
position
interdependence
web,
providing
first
indication
these
as
fundamental
conditions
measures
are
used
calculate
an
index
approximates
quality
robust
performs
well
regressions
predict
output,
which
measure
novel
data
on
productive
present
provide
lens
public
policy
better
diagnose,
understand
improve
