Social Sciences and Entrepreneurship

Social sciences research studies the interactions between human behavior, societal influences, and cultural. Entrepreneurship is a form of social science that focuses on how individuals can build and sustain businesses to satisfy the needs of society. It is a powerful tool that can transform entire communities, industries and even the entire world.

Entrepreneurs who run a business with a positive impact in the community feel satisfied and feel motivated. It also lets them leave a legacy that benefits the next generation of entrepreneurs and their communities. If it's changing how we shop, providing more access to healthcare and education or addressing inequality and poverty in the world entrepreneurs can make an incredible impact through their businesses.

Entrepreneurs often take part in social entrepreneurship (SEE) by finding a need, and then implementing innovative solutions to meet that demand. This may involve using their existing business knowledge and relationships to expand into new markets or working with partners to create more sustainable products. It may also involve the philanthropic aspect, where they try to raise funds for a cause that is meaningful to them.

Academics who participate in SEE can build upon their research findings by sharing them in their institutions' publications which are a crucial tool to promote the dissemination of knowledge. This will encourage collaboration between industry and academia, and help in the development of entrepreneurial culture. SSRN's Entrepreneurship Collection includes scholarly articles about the basic theories and principles of entrepreneurship as well and how these concepts relate to law, management economics, public policy.

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