Description
• Illuminates the concept of social innovation of new ventures and why it is a relevant phenomenon in emerging economies and developing countries
• Discusses how social innovation of new ventures offers creative solutions to pressing societal problems at the same time it advocates sustainability
• Presents cases of social innovation of new ventures in emerging economies and developing countries and provides real life examples
Table of Contents
Part 1. Social Innovation in Emerging Economies and Developing Countries. Chapter 1. Social Innovation in Emerging Economies and Developing Countries. Chapter 2. Finance for Social Innovation in Emerging Economies and Developing Countries. Chapter 3. Fostering Corporate Social Innovation through Sustainable Entrepreneurial Ecosystems in Developing Countries Part 2. Social and Sustainable Innovation in the Americas. Chapter 4. Enabling Sustainable Innovation for Social Change: The Positive Deviance Approach. Chapter 5. Social Innovation in Indigenous Communities in Latin America. Chapter 6. Social and Solidarity Economy and Social Innovation: An Option to Sustain Life and Dignify Living Conditions in Mexico and Argentina. Chapter 7. A Solidarity Economy Framework to Social Innovation in the Fourth Sector in Mexico. Chapter 8. The Role of Social Remittances in Promoting Innovation and Transformative Societal Change: The Case of a Honduran Diaspora Knowledge Network Part 3. Entrepreneurial Resourcefulness and Bricolage in South Asia. Chapter 9. Understanding Social Entrepreneurs’ Resourcefulness in Resource-Constrained Environments Chapter 10. Understanding Enablers of Entrepreneurial Resourcefulness and Social Innovations in the Informal Economic Space. Chapter 11. Defying all Odds: Bricolage and Women Entrepreneurship in Rural Areas of Bangladesh.
