Entrepreneurship for social change : lab for entrepreneurship and development

Table of Contents: Chapter 1. Building up the concept of responsible entrepreneurship within the digital silk road / Renata Thiebaut Chapter 2. Business as usual but with a sustainable development footprint on FDIs as entrepreneurship for social changes in Brazil / Andreia Costa Vieira Chapter 3. The ecosystem of women's health social enterprises based in the United States / Marquita Kilgore-Nolan Chapter 4. Dynamic entrepreneurial or subsistence self-employed? Self-employment among urban and rural Nigerian workers / Ikechukwu D. Nwaka and Kalu E. Uma Chapter 5. Innovation, institutions, and social change in peer-to-peer lending: evidence from China / Daniel Cosgrove and Imran Chowdhury Chapter 6. Paths to the Development of Social Entrepreneurship in Russia and Central Asian Countries: Standardization vs. Deregulation / Elena G. Popkova and Bruno 5. Sergi Chapter 7. Global regulation of carbon capture and storage (CCS) as a climate change mitigation strategy: prospects, process and problems / Qerim Qerimi Chapter 8. Exploring the effects of discretion, discrimination, and oversight on the inclusiveness of small business contracting / Iman Hemmatian, Amol M. Joshi, Todd M. Inouye and Jeffrey A. Robinson Chapter 9. Place and its role in venture capital funding / Luke Heine

Social entrepreneurship is revolutionizing the way societal challenges are being approached and solved. Instead of waiting for government or big business to take action, individuals across the world are developing and implementing innovative, effective, and sustainable solutions to some of our most pressing social and environmental challenges.