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Linking Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainability

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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability Sustainability and Innovation in Business

Abstract

The authors review the current research in social entrepreneurship and sustainability, and propose a process model to link these two constructs. Social entrepreneurship, as a business philosophy, moves beyond social, economic, and environmental efficiency and shifts toward effectiveness, thereby contributing to business sustainability. External and internal factors that influence social entrepreneurship are also examined.

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