Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Corporate social entrepreneur (CSE) is someone who advances opportunities to progress a social agenda, in addition to their formal job role in working toward achieving the company’s business targets. The CSE operates regardless of an organizational context that is predisposed toward corporate social responsibility (CSR). Whilst the CSE’s concern is with the development of social capital as well as economic capital, the formal job role of the CSE may not necessarily be connected with CSR, nor does the CSE have to be in an executive or management position. This is because the CSE is driven by dominant self-transcendent as opposed to dominant self-enhancement personal values. This may suggest similarities with the social entrepreneur (SE) in terms of personal values and the outcomes of entrepreneurship which may benefit society, but there is also a key distinction. This is connected to the differences between the remit, or mission, of the corporation and that of the social enterprise."@en }
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- Corporate_social_entrepreneurship abstract "The Corporate social entrepreneur (CSE) is someone who advances opportunities to progress a social agenda, in addition to their formal job role in working toward achieving the company’s business targets. The CSE operates regardless of an organizational context that is predisposed toward corporate social responsibility (CSR). Whilst the CSE’s concern is with the development of social capital as well as economic capital, the formal job role of the CSE may not necessarily be connected with CSR, nor does the CSE have to be in an executive or management position. This is because the CSE is driven by dominant self-transcendent as opposed to dominant self-enhancement personal values. This may suggest similarities with the social entrepreneur (SE) in terms of personal values and the outcomes of entrepreneurship which may benefit society, but there is also a key distinction. This is connected to the differences between the remit, or mission, of the corporation and that of the social enterprise.".
- Q5172493 abstract "The Corporate social entrepreneur (CSE) is someone who advances opportunities to progress a social agenda, in addition to their formal job role in working toward achieving the company’s business targets. The CSE operates regardless of an organizational context that is predisposed toward corporate social responsibility (CSR). Whilst the CSE’s concern is with the development of social capital as well as economic capital, the formal job role of the CSE may not necessarily be connected with CSR, nor does the CSE have to be in an executive or management position. This is because the CSE is driven by dominant self-transcendent as opposed to dominant self-enhancement personal values. This may suggest similarities with the social entrepreneur (SE) in terms of personal values and the outcomes of entrepreneurship which may benefit society, but there is also a key distinction. This is connected to the differences between the remit, or mission, of the corporation and that of the social enterprise.".