Résumés
Résumé
L’entrepreneuriat social constitue un thème de recherche en pleine croissance. L’objectif de l’article est de situer le thème de l’entrepreneuriat social et les articles du présent numéro spécial en examinant le passé et le futur de ce champ de recherche. Ainsi, une genèse du thème et des éléments de définition sont présentés. Le regard vers le passé se poursuit en soulignant les aspects méthodologiques et les principaux thèmes traités dans les recherches antérieures. Ensuite, le regard se tourne vers l’avenir en identifiant des voies de recherche futures. Enfin, les articles publiés dans ce numéro spécial sont brièvement décrits.
Mots clés:
- Entrepreneuriat social,
- Définition,
- Recherches antérieures,
- Voies de recherche
Abstract
Social entrepreneurship is a fast growing research field. The aim of this article is to provide an overview of social entrepreneurship as a research domain, as well as of the articles in this special issue, by examining past and future research. The article investigates the origins of the field and definitional issues. It then looks at previous research, themes and methodologies. It finally examines future researchs avenues. To conclude, it presents the articles contained in this special issue.
Resumen
El Emprendimiento Social es un campo investigativo que crece aceleradamente. El objetivo de este artículo es brindar una perspectiva del Emprendimiento Social como un dominio investigativo, así como de los artículos en esta edicíon especial, por medio de un estudio de las investigaciones pasadas y futuras. En el artículo se debaten los orígenes del campo investigativo y sus definiciones. Seguidamente, se analizan previas investigaciones, temas y metodologías. Finalmente, se exploran varias avenidas para investigaciones futuras. Como conclusión, se presentan los artículos contenidos en esta edicíon especial.
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