02634nam a2200229 a 4500001001400000003000700014005001700021008004100038020001800079020001500097035002400112040000800136245009200144260004200236300003400278502102300312504005101335505088301386650005102269650006102320700002302381vtls000085369KUKTEM20251125095958.0150312t2012    xxka   g m    001 0 eng d  a9781848449657  a1848449658  a(OCoLC)ocn904142540  aUMP00aHandbook of research methods on social entrepreneurship /cedited by Richard G. Seymour  aCheltenham, UK :bEdward Elgar,c2012  axvi, 261 p. :bill. ;c24 cm.  a"Defining 'social entrepreneurship' has in the past proved problematic, and debate continues concerning what it does and does not entail and encompass. This unique book frames the debates surrounding the phenomenon and argues that many of the difficulties relating to the study of social entrepreneurship are rooted in methodological issues. Highlighting these issues, the book sets out ideas and implications for researchers using alternative methodologies. Contributors expertly present practical guides for researchers, setting out appropriate strategies and methods that can be adopted to explore and understand social entrepreneurship. Chapters deal with research strategies such as storytelling, action research and the case study, as well as the methods appropriate for understanding discourse, large data sets, and networks. The book also explores some challenges for researchers, and will be of particular interest to early career researchers or researchers first approaching the field." --Publisher's website  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aIntroduction /{u200B} Richard G. Seymour PART I: CURIOSITY --t1. Understanding the social in social entrepreneurship /{u200B} Richard G. Seymour --t2. Researching social entrepreneurship /{u200B} Richard G. Seymour PART II: POSTURE --t3. Listening to narratives /{u200B} Chris Steyaert and Michel Bachmann --t4. Participating in research /{u200B} Mathew Tasker, Linda Westberg and Richard G. Seymour --t5. Bounding research settings /{u200B} K. Kumar and Jarrod Ormiston PART III: GATHERING --t6. Discourse analysis /{u200B} Fanny Salignac --t7. Social network analysis /{u200B} Cynthia Webster and Jennifer Ruskin --t8. Surveys and data sets /{u200B} Steven D'Alessandro and Hume Winzar --t9. Drawing and verifying conclusions /{u200B} Richard G. Seymour PART IV: VOICE --t10. The challenge for researchers /{u200B} Aaron F. McKenny, Jeremy C. Short and G. Tyge Payne 0aSocial entrepreneurshipxResearchxMethodology 0aSocial responsibility of businessxResearchxMethodology1 aSeymour, Richard G