This book builds on a theoretical framework that addresses the topics of 'blue' (ocean-related) and 'green' (environment-related) entrepreneurship and innovation via a combination of insights from sustainability, policy, managerial, strategic, innovation and legal perspectives. Providing empirical casework as well as a conceptual and theoretical framework, the book takes an interdisciplinary and global approach to the emergent field of sustainable entrepreneurship.
This book builds on a theoretical framework that addresses the topics of 'blue' (ocean-related) and 'green' (environment-related) entrepreneurship and innovation via a combination of insights from sustainability, policy, managerial, strategic, innovation and legal perspectives. Providing empirical casework as well as a conceptual and theoretical framework, the book takes an interdisciplinary and global approach to the emergent field of sustainable entrepreneurship.
Katerina Nicolopoulou is a Senior Lecturer at the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, Strathclyde Business School, UK. Mine Karatas-Ozkan is a Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the University of Southampton, UK. Frank Janssen is full Professor of Entrepreneurship at the Louvain School of Management, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium. John Jermier is Professor of Sustainable Enterprise Research at the University of South Florida, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part 1: A theoretical Framework for Sustainable Entrepreneurship 1. Sustainable Entrepreneurship: eternal beginnings 2. Addressing sustainability challenges through state led innovation 3. Eco Socio Innovation: underpinning sustainable entrepreneurship and social innovation 4. Embeddedness as a facilitator for sustainable Entrepreneurship 5. Sustainable at home-Sustainable at work? The impact of pro-environmental life-work spillover effects on sustainable intra- or entrepreneurship 6. The application of the ambidexterity theoretical perspective to sustainable entrepreneurship: balancing the sustainability-development equilibrium over time 7. Sustainability Entrepreneurship in marine protected areas 8. Part II: Empirical insights from case studies- Regional and sectoral perspective 9. Lessons from Sustainable Entrepreneurship towards social innovation in healthcare 10. Innovation in the face of tension: lessons from a sustainable Social Enterprise 11. When the river ran purple: reframing indigenous economics in a global city 12. Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Social innovation: a CPA view 13. Innovation in Sustainable Entrepreneurship Education in Africa: Strategy and Social Impact 14. Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship in agriculture: Empirical insights into the SME ecosystem 15. Sustainable entrepreneurship in maritime tourism: theoretical considerations and empirical evidence Part III: Policy and institutional perspectives 16. Sustainable development and entrepreneurship: mapping definitions, determinants, actors and processes 17. Private- public partnerships in Kazakhstan and Russia: the interplay between social value, entrepreneurship and sustainability 18. The everyday experience of the social entrepreneur- brokering for social innovation in the intersection of networks of practice 19. Employee Energy Cooperatives - employee entrepreneurial activities towards a more sustainable future 20. Building Sustainable Social Enterprises: Combining Multiple Institutional Logics 21. Social Entrepreneurship as an INGO: exploring the challenges of innovation and hybridisation
Introduction Part 1: A theoretical Framework for Sustainable Entrepreneurship 1. Sustainable Entrepreneurship: eternal beginnings 2. Addressing sustainability challenges through state led innovation 3. Eco Socio Innovation: underpinning sustainable entrepreneurship and social innovation 4. Embeddedness as a facilitator for sustainable Entrepreneurship 5. Sustainable at home-Sustainable at work? The impact of pro-environmental life-work spillover effects on sustainable intra- or entrepreneurship 6. The application of the ambidexterity theoretical perspective to sustainable entrepreneurship: balancing the sustainability-development equilibrium over time 7. Sustainability Entrepreneurship in marine protected areas 8. Part II: Empirical insights from case studies- Regional and sectoral perspective 9. Lessons from Sustainable Entrepreneurship towards social innovation in healthcare 10. Innovation in the face of tension: lessons from a sustainable Social Enterprise 11. When the river ran purple: reframing indigenous economics in a global city 12. Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Social innovation: a CPA view 13. Innovation in Sustainable Entrepreneurship Education in Africa: Strategy and Social Impact 14. Sustainable Innovation and Entrepreneurship in agriculture: Empirical insights into the SME ecosystem 15. Sustainable entrepreneurship in maritime tourism: theoretical considerations and empirical evidence Part III: Policy and institutional perspectives 16. Sustainable development and entrepreneurship: mapping definitions, determinants, actors and processes 17. Private- public partnerships in Kazakhstan and Russia: the interplay between social value, entrepreneurship and sustainability 18. The everyday experience of the social entrepreneur- brokering for social innovation in the intersection of networks of practice 19. Employee Energy Cooperatives - employee entrepreneurial activities towards a more sustainable future 20. Building Sustainable Social Enterprises: Combining Multiple Institutional Logics 21. Social Entrepreneurship as an INGO: exploring the challenges of innovation and hybridisation
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