Global transitions towards social entrepreneurship and sustainable development: A unique post-COVID-19 perspective

Q1 Social Sciences Global Transitions Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.glt.2023.08.005
Elena G. Popkova , Aleksei V. Bogoviz , Svetlana V. Lobova , Piper Delo , Bruno S. Sergi , Veronika V. Yankovskaya
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This article delves into social entrepreneurship experience and fills a void in the extant literature by determining the post-COVID perspective contribution of social entrepreneurship activities. The research presents a nuanced perspective on the potential impact of social entrepreneurship on sustainable development across various geographical areas. We highlight an essential discovery that social entrepreneurship impacts sustainable development across diverse geographical regions. When addressing the COVID-19 pandemic, we must consider economic reasoning, theoretical implications, and geographical and socio-economic factors. Such considerations would significantly contribute to our collective efforts to overcome this global crisis. Adopting a strategic and effective method towards social entrepreneurship can accelerate the achievement of SDGs and promote equitable, sustainable development.

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向社会创业和可持续发展的全球转型:新冠肺炎疫情后的独特视角
本文深入探讨了社会创业经验,并通过确定后新冠肺炎视角下社会创业活动的贡献来填补现有文献中的空白。这项研究对社会创业对不同地理区域可持续发展的潜在影响提出了一个细致入微的观点。我们强调了一个重要发现,即社会创业影响着不同地理区域的可持续发展。在应对新冠肺炎大流行时,我们必须考虑经济推理、理论影响以及地理和社会经济因素。这些考虑将大大有助于我们克服这场全球危机的集体努力。采取战略性和有效的社会创业方法可以加快实现可持续发展目标,促进公平、可持续发展。
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Global Transitions Social Sciences-Development
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