Aims & Scope

Aims:

The Social Entrepreneurship Journal aims to advance the understanding and practice of social entrepreneurship by providing a platform for scholarly research, practical insights, and innovative ideas. The journal seeks to highlight the role of social entrepreneurship in addressing social, environmental, and economic challenges, and to promote the development of sustainable and impactful solutions. Our mission is to foster a deeper understanding of the principles, processes, and outcomes of social entrepreneurship, and to support the growth of a global community of scholars, practitioners, and policymakers dedicated to creating positive social change.

Scope:

  1. Theoretical and Conceptual Studies:
    • Foundations and frameworks of social entrepreneurship.
    • Comparative analysis of social and commercial entrepreneurship.
    • Theories of change and impact measurement in social ventures.
  2. Empirical Research:
    • Case studies of successful social enterprises.
    • Quantitative and qualitative studies on the impact of social entrepreneurship.
    • Evaluation of social entrepreneurship programs and initiatives.
  3. Innovation and Social Impact:
    • Innovative business models and strategies for social enterprises.
    • Technological advancements and their role in social entrepreneurship.
    • Assessing and scaling social impact.
  4. Policy and Ecosystem Development:
    • Government policies and regulations affecting social enterprises.
    • Role of non-governmental organizations and international bodies in fostering social entrepreneurship.
    • Development of supportive ecosystems for social entrepreneurs.
  5. Education and Capacity Building:
    • Pedagogical approaches to teaching social entrepreneurship.
    • Training and development programs for aspiring social entrepreneurs.
    • Role of higher education institutions in promoting social entrepreneurship.
  6. Cross-sector Collaboration:
    • Partnerships between social enterprises, corporations, and governments.
    • Multi-stakeholder approaches to solving social problems.
    • Role of corporate social responsibility in supporting social entrepreneurship.
  7. Ethical and Cultural Considerations:
    • Ethical dilemmas and challenges in social entrepreneurship.
    • Cultural influences on social entrepreneurial practices.
    • Diversity and inclusion in social enterprises.

The journal welcomes contributions from academics, practitioners, policymakers, and students that provide new insights, innovative approaches, and practical solutions to the challenges faced by social entrepreneurs globally. By fostering a multidisciplinary dialogue, the Social Entrepreneurship Journal aims to contribute to the creation of a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable world.