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Traditional economic theory describes economic agents as being perfectly rational. According to this approach, agents posses all necessary information and have the ability to process this information to make the best decision for maximizing their profit. However, in the real world this...
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Imagination is more important than knowledge, but if intellect does not provide the needed logical structures, capacities for envisioning new possibilities are overly constrained. The sustainability problems we face today cannot be solved with the same kind of thinking that created them, but...
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social entrepreneurship; (2) sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem; (3) social entrepreneurship for social innovation; and (4 …
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1. Introduction -- 2. Literature Review on Regional Development, Entrepreneurship, Social Innovation and Disaster Risk …This book aims to assess the roles of entrepreneurship and social innovation for socio-cultural changes. It also … regional development through social and cultural transformation in a rural community where poverty and gender discrimination …
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