Evolución, necesidades y tendencias de la relación entre capital social, emprendimiento social e innovación social: una revisión sistemática de literatura

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Publicado: oct. 16, 2024
Número: Vol. 26 Núm. 47 (2024)
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Palabras clave: capital social innovación social emprendimiento social tendencias necesidades revisión sistemática

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  Derly Cibelly Lara Figueroa
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
  Edison Jair Duque Oliva
Universidad Nacional de Colombia

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Objetivo: el paulatino crecimiento de la literatura sobre capital social, emprendimiento social e innovación social apoyado en resultados de investigaciones empíricas que sustentan su interacción permitió delimitar la necesidad de identificar la dinámica, las tendencias (teóricas y metodológicas), los vacíos y las necesidades de esta relación. Metodología: a partir de la declaración PRISMA-2020 se desarrolló una revisión sistemática de literatura soportada en un análisis bibliométrico y de contenido. Resultados principales: se evidenció que los conceptos de emprendimiento social e innovación social siguen siendo ambiguos y los campos fragmentados, de ahí la necesidad de elaborar contribuciones analíticas, conceptuales y teóricas; formular hipótesis articuladas a los antecedentes, consecuencias y circunstancias bajo las que operan, y establecer un conjunto de objetivos y preguntas de investigación. Entre tanto, el capital social configura un campo de más de 40 años, en el que todavía hay la necesidad de estudios de orden epistémico y metodológico con un enfoque multinivel. Conclusiones: es necesario para la evolución del campo de conocimiento avanzar en estudios que teoricen y expliquen la incidencia de y la interacción entre el capital social desde sus diferentes niveles de análisis respecto al emprendimiento social y a la innovación social.

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Lara Figueroa, D. C., & Duque Oliva, E. J. (2024). Evolución, necesidades y tendencias de la relación entre capital social, emprendimiento social e innovación social: una revisión sistemática de literatura. Revista Universidad Y Empresa, 26(47), 1–32. https://doi.org/10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/empresa/a.13584
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