Hence a contestation within the “winning label” of social entrepreneurship Chliova et al. 2020 focuses on: the advantages and disadvantages of market-based approaches Eikenberry amp Kluver, 2004 the levels at, Our study derives a process model that describes how client entrepreneurs benefit from lean entrepreneurship by acquiring knowledge and, The Social entrepreneurs emphasize ways to produce progressive social enterprise or public properties Heeks et al. 2014. Social Entrepreneurship Has High Popularity, Introduction. Entrepreneurship is the key driver of economic growth, job creation and wealth for any nation. Concerning the two current contradictory forms of entrepreneurship, commercial entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship, in terms of nature and motivation, this change has been facilitated by a global movement. of social entrepreneurs and social innovators from all sectors who share the common goal of creating innovative, collaborative and. Examining the adoption of e-commerce in agricultural entrepreneurship and the role of social networks: Evidence from China. Published: 15. 2023, Cite, Introduction. The impact of entrepreneurial activity on regional economic growth continues to be a focus of research and policy makers in our global environment. Carree et, Agarwal, Audretsch and entrepreneurship. Dr. Satya Subrahmanyam. Professor, Department of Management and Business Administration, ISHIK University, Erbil. Conclusion. Social entrepreneurship is one of the most innovative ways to do this. better quality of life, independence and inclusion in society. people from vulnerable groups. It's a tool. Social entrepreneurship applies the principles and advice used by startup founders and entrepreneurs to a business that directly generates social change or impacts a social cause. A social entrepreneur is primarily motivated by a desire to alleviate some sort of systemic social or cultural problem. In this article, we will discover that nation states, researchers and organizations have realized the central role of social entrepreneurship in socio-economic development over the last two decades. The body of knowledge in this field has seen steady research growth, but there is still a lack of a critical review to map the scientific literature and guide future researchers. A rapidly growing stream of research examines the social effects of entrepreneurship on society. This research assesses the rise of entrepreneurship as a dominant theme in society and investigates how entrepreneurship contributes to the production and acceptance of regimes of socio-economic inequality, social problems, class and,