Abstract
Social entrepreneurship has seen significant growth in number and impact in the past decade, establishing itself as a significant part of modern society. How has academic research on social entrepreneurship changed meanwhile? The current research utilizes both quantitative, bibliometric analysis and qualitative content analysis of 51 articles published in top management journals (i.e., as of UTD’s list) to review the developments of the social entrepreneurship literature. We find evidences of significant developments and diversification in social entrepreneurship research and provide outlooks for future directions.
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