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Academic Publications in Entrepreneurship and Social Development
Peer reviewed journal articles and scholarly contributions exploring social entrepreneurship, poverty eradication, corporate responsibility, and sustainable community empowerment.
Positive Deviance Traits and Social Entrepreneurship for Women Empowerment Amid COVID-19
This peer reviewed study examines how positive deviance traits foster social entrepreneurship and strengthen women’s empowerment during crisis conditions such as the COVID-19 pandemic. The research highlights resilience, adaptive leadership, and community driven innovation as key drivers of inclusive economic participation and sustainable recovery.
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(https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-82303-0_10)
This article explores whether long term poverty reduction can be achieved through entrepreneurship combined with structured social marketing techniques. The study provides a global perspective on sustainable development strategies and examines how entrepreneurial ecosystems can contribute to lasting socio economic transformation.
Is Cumulative Poverty Eradication through Entrepreneurship and Social Marketing Technique Sustainable? A Global Perspective
Role of CSR in Supporting Tribal Handicrafts of Jharkhand
This research investigates how corporate social responsibility initiatives can support tribal artisans and preserve traditional handicrafts while promoting sustainable livelihoods. The study analyzes the role of institutional engagement in strengthening rural economies and enhancing community based enterprise development.
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(https://tinyurl.com/csr-support-tribal-crafts)
Social Entrepreneurship Among Artisans
This book chapter examines the dynamics of artisan based entrepreneurship and the structural factors that influence handicraft enterprises. It discusses innovation, sustainability, and market integration within traditional artisan communities, contributing to broader scholarship on inclusive entrepreneurship and development.
Ebikinei Stanley Eguruze
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