Socialentrepreneurship:concepts,methodologies, tools,and applications 2019 год

Social entrepreneurship: concepts, methodologies, tools, and applications
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  • Section 1. Fundamental concepts and theories. Chapter 1. Social innovation, entrepreneurship, and sustainability ; Chapter 2. Social innovation in the for-profit organization: the case of Banca Prossima ; Chapter 3. The role of social entrepreneurship and social economy in Romanian sustainable business development: social entrepreneurship and social economy ; Chapter 4. Crowdsourcing dispute resolution: survey and challenges ; Chapter 5. Crowdsourcing social innovation: towards a collaborative social capitalism ; Chapter 6. Introduction of social media platforms and social media analytics for social CRM -- Section 2. Development and design methodologies. Chapter 7. Ethical behavior and the development paradigm ; Chapter 8. Transforming crises into opportunities to generate sustainable business in Brazil ; Chapter 9. Social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial ecosystems: an empirical examination ; Chapter 10. On the configuration of crowdsourcing projects ; Chapter 11. Entrepreneurial process and financial well-being generated by a Colombian association of vulnerable individuals ; Chapter 12. Nascent social entrepreneurship: economic, legal, and financial framework ; Chapter 13. Social entrepreneurship taxonomy: extremadura case (Spain) ; Chapter 14. Developing an integration framework for crowdsourcing and internet of things with applications for disaster response ; Chapter 15. Industrial guidelines for stimulating entrepreneurship with the Internet of things ; Chapter 16. Innovation, sustainability, and organizational change in a social Portuguese organization: a strategic management perspective ; Chapter 17. A social enterprise business model and a case study of Pacific community ventures (PCV) ; Chapter 18. Implementation of a social innovation model for economic value creation ; Chapter 19. The business model of a public social partnership: contextual determinants -- Section 3. Tools and technologies. Chapter 20. A framework for using crowdsourcing in government ; Chapter 21. Crowdsourcing the disaster management cycle ; Chapter 22. Incorporating global medical knowledge to solve healthcare problems: a framework for a crowdsourcing system ; Chapter 23. Creating market inclusion: assessing the role of social entrepreneurship in working institutional voids in a developed market ; Chapter 24. The crowdsourcing scheme as an innovative management tool in university spin-offs ; Chapter 25. Crowdsourcing as a tool for improving learning in tertiary institutions in Developing Countries ; Chapter 26. Business-oriented analytics with social network of things ; Chapter 27. The influence of crowdsourcing business model into artificial intelligence ; Chapter 28. Experiences in social innovation: a platform for ethics through a school of engineering studies ; Chapter 29. Improving accessibility through VGI and crowdsourcing -- Volume II. Chapter 30. Designing effective crowdsourcing systems for the healthcare industry ; Chapter 31. Strengths and limitations of social media analytics tools ; Chapter 32. Social media as persuasive technology for business in Malaysia ; Chapter 33. Conducting survey research using MTurk ; Chapter 34. The standardization of down-streamed small business social responsibility (SBSR): SMEs and their sustainability reporting practices ; Chapter 35. A framework for interfacing unstructured data into business process from enterprise social networks ; Chapter 36. Software process paradigms and crowdsourced software development: an overview -- Section 4. Utilization and applications. Chapter 37. Disruption and deception in crowdsourcing ; Chapter 38. Social entrepreneurship and social inclusion in Peru: a case study ; Chapter 39. Value creation in business-to-business crowd sourcing ; Chapter 40. Applying business solutions to social problems: social co-operative and its business model evidence from Poland ; Chapter 41. Knowledge creation, management, and dissemination in impact communities ; Chapter 42. Professional and business applications of social media platforms ; Chapter 43. Integrative learning toward social responsibility in teaching engineering ; Chapter 44. How do UK b2c high-tech start-ups utilise innovation through social media to improve business performance and outcomes? ; Chapter 45. Understanding crowdsourcing of agricultural market information in a pilot study: promises, problems and possibilities (3Ps) ; Chapter 46. The impact of social networks on "born globals": a case of de-internationalisation ; Chapter 47. Re-inventing the social business model: new opportunities for the third sector organizations in Italy ; Chapter 48. The permissibility of crowd funding within South Asia: a comparative analysis of South Asian jurisdictions ; Chapter 49. Transformation of business through social media ; Chapter 50. Turning marketing students into active citizens: the learning of consumption and social-related marketing in Thailand ; Chapter 51. Corporate social responsibility and sustainable business ; Chapter 52. Business and social media: collaboration for the sixth discipline ; Chapter 53. Managing small business social responsibility (SBSR) in formalized network using a Euclidean perspective -- Section 5. Organizational and social implications. Chapter 54. Technology and innovation: the connection of social and technological networks in China ; Chapter 55. Women as social entrepreneurs in Turkey ; Chapter 56. Crowdsourcing in local public administration: importance of online platforms ; Chapter 57. The electronic obsolescence as an opportunity for social entrepreneurship: the case of EEE in manizales, Colombia ; Chapter 58. Digital inclusion, crowdfunding, and crowdsourcing in Brazil: a brief review ; Chapter 59. Impact of general social media experience on usefulness for business in the workplace -- Volume III. Chapter 60. Quality and acceptance of crowdsourced translation of web content ; Chapter 61. Business strategies creating value for social entrepreneurs ; Chapter 62. The potential of crowdsourcing in the health care industry ; Chapter 63. Shared value creation for sustainability in not-for-profit organisations ; Chapter 64. Social commerce benefits for small businesses: an organizational level study ; Chapter 65. Smart tourism development: the case of Halkidiki ; Chapter 66. Social media use by chambers of commerce and industry (TCCI) in Turkey ; Chapter 67. How social commerce emerged: the role of social word of mouth social commerce -- Section 6. Managerial impact. Chapter 68. Defining the role of social media as a contemporary local area marketing technique in franchising ; Chapter 69. Social media for business model improvement ; Chapter 70. Organizational memory: the role of business intelligence to leverage the application of collective knowledge ; Chapter 71. Business and technology trends in social CRM -- Section 7. Critical issues and challenges. Chapter 72. Beyond micro-tasks: research opportunities in observational crowdsourcing ; Chapter 73. Integrated and transactional platforms: crowdsourcing and crowdfunding platforms ; Chapter 74. Investigating factors influencing the quality of crowdsourced work under different incentives: some empirical results ; Chapter 75. Critical success factors in enterprise 2.0: the importance of business performance ; Chapter 76. Evaluating the business impacts of social media use with system dynamics and agent-based modeling: a literature review ; Chapter 77. Creating social value in societies ; Chapter 78. Framing sustainable practices: middle managers and social intrapreneurial championing ; Chapter 79. Animal spirits or engaging spirits?: the importance of the not-for-profit economy coopetitiveness and grant-making foundations ; Chapter 80. Sustainability and competitive advantage: a case of Patagonia's sustainability-driven innovation and shared value -- Section 8. Emerging trends. Chapter 81.
  • Social business: a way to promote organizational transformation ; Chapter 82. The entrepreneur and its vision of economic development: changes in the corporate tissue case study Haiti ; Chapter 83. Created shared value and sustainable, inclusive development of Developing Countries ; Chapter 84. New perspectives: not-for-profit organizations in the advent of the 4th industrial revolution ; Chapter 85. Socioeconomics of solidarity: a multilateral perspective from the European Union ; Chapter 86. Social responsibility, shared value, and business modelling: an integrated approach ; Chapter 87. Understanding social business and wellbeing at the bop: the inspiring case of Algramo ; Chapter 88. Translation learning environments for the future: online collaborative practices.