7th emes international research conference on social enterprise … · 2019-06-25 · šimleša 9am...

Monday, 24 June

9am TDF01 -

Transdisciplinary Forum (part 1)

12:45pm Forum lunch

1:45pm Transdisciplinary Forum (part 2)

5pm Coffee

5:30pm Can social enterprise be vehicles for sustainable development?

Chaired by: Dr. Sílvia Ferreira

Can social enterprise be vehicles for sustainable development?

» Mr. Rory Ridley-Duff, Ms. Luciane Lucas dos Santos, Ms. NadiaJohanisova

7pm Evening reception

Sheffield Winter gardens

Tuesday, 25 June

8:30am PS1.1 (room 3113) -

Challenging false distinctions and erroneous assumptions in the SEfield [COST session]

Eric Mensforth building

Chaired by: Prof. Marthe Nyssens

8:30amTo profit or not to profit? That is the wrong question

» Ms. Maureen McCulloch, Prof. Rory Ridley-Duff

9am What assumptions behind SE definitions and discourses ?

» Dr. Nadia Johanisova

9:30am Social Enterprise in Denmark: Emerging, Institutionalized orColonized?

» Prof. Linda Lundgaard Andersen, Prof. Lars Hulgård

8:30am PS1.2 (EMB 3108) -

Exploring the contested boundaries of SE


Chaired by: Prof. Maria Isabel Irurita

8:30am Implications to social enterprise concept(s) from research onsocial business model(ing) in post-soviet context

» Dr. Rasa Pušinaitė-Gelgotė, Dr. Aurelija Novelskaite, Dr. RamintaPučėtaitė

9am Market Creation, Market Capture, and New Market NicheCreation in Social Enterprise

» Dr. James Mandiberg

9:30am Accepting Ambiguities and Working with Realities – SocialEnterprises in the UK

» Ms. Katie Aitken-McDermott

8:30am PS1.3 (EMB 3106) -

The socio-economic performance of social enterprises


Chaired by: Giulio Ecchia

8:30am Objective and subjective socio-economic performance of WISEs inCroatia, Slovenia, and Italian regions of Lombardy and Trentino

» Dr. Filip Majetic, Dr. Tea Golob, Prof. Matej Makarovič, Dr. DraženšImleša

9am The Impact of Marketing Capabilities on Both Financial and SocialPerformance: An Empirical Investigation of Social Enterprises

» Dr. Erica Kim Man Lee, Mr. Ho Lee

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Continued from Tuesday, 25 June

9:30am Entrepreneurial opportunity evaluation: A process view

» Mrs. Nyasha Mugadza, Dr. Kerrin Myres

8:30am PS1.4 (EMB 3107) -

Process views of social innovation


Chaired by: Julianna Faludi

The magical solution? Social innovation and social enterprises indelivering public services to communities'

» Ms. Melinda Szocs

The Mechanism of Social Innovation Performance

» Prof. Yanto Chandra, Ms. LIANG SHANG

A Process Model of Social Innovation Performance

» Prof. Yanto Chandra, Ms. LIANG SHANG

8:30am PS1.5 (EMB 3114) -

Participatory governance and ownership (I)


Chaired by: Jon Dean

8:30am Current challenges of participatory governance in Hungariansocial enterprises - an exploratory study

» Prof. Sandor Takacs

9am Participatory Governance in the New Generations of SocialEnterprises

» Dr. Reka Matolay, Ms. Noemi Kratki

9:30am Work Environment, Governance and Service Quality in JapaneseHealthcare

» Prof. Victor Pestoff

8:30am PS1.7 (EMB 3104) -

Theorising collaboration and the commons in SE


Chaired by: Prof. Taco Brandsen

Collaborative economy and social economy. Looking for aconceptual crossover

» Dr. Mihai Lisetchi, Dr. Gabriela Avram, Dr. Davorka Vidovic, Dr. LauraBrancu

What kind of entrepreneurship for an economy of the commons?The dynamic of ‘commoneuring’

» Ms. Laura Aufrère, Prof. Philippe Eynaud, Mr. Olivier Gauthier, Prof.Corinne Vercher-chaptal

Open Social Innovation: Knowledge commons and the OpennessSpectrum in Scottish Social Enterprise

» Ms. Lauren Tuckerman, Dr. Julie Thomson, Dr. Geoff Whittam

Service quality in collaborative economy: a case study research

» Dr. Marta Mas-Machuca, Dr. Frederic Marimon, Dr. Anna Akhmedova

8:30am PS1.8 (EMB 3001) -

Political activism and Polanyian conceptions of social value creation


Chaired by: Dr. Richard Hull

Articulations between the anti-asylum movement and thesolidarity economy

» Dr. Marilia Veronese

Solidarity economy and sociopolitical activism: an analysis ofnational data in Brazil

» Prof. Luiz Inacio Gaiger

Solidarity economy organisations between economic and politicalmobilisations: insights from Barcelona

» Dr. Michela Giovannini





A Maussian and Polanyian framework for understanding learningprocesses as social value creation

» Dr. Christine Revsbech Jensen

8:30am Panel 1 (PS1.9 3023) -

Social enterprise and the Welfare State in comparative perspective(I) [COST session]


Chaired by: Dr. Bernard Enjolras

8:30am Panel 2 (PS1.10 - EMB 3020) -

Exploring notions of ‘commons’ and ‘collaborative economy’ throughsocial practices: A community economies lens

Chaired by: Katherine Gibson

10am Coffee

10:30am Semi-plenary 1.1 -

Results and SE models worldwide: Final results of the ICSEM project


Chaired by: Prof. Jacques Defourny and Prof. Marthe Nyssens

Mapping and Testing Social Enterprise Models Across the World

» Mr. Jacques Defourny, Prof. Marthe Nyssens

Social Enterprise in Latin America: Patterns and HistoricalRelevance

» Mr. Luiz Inácio Gaiger

Main Highlights about Social Enterprise in Asia

» Mr. Eric Bidet

10:30am Semi-plenary 1.2 -

Social enterprise and the UN Sustainability Development Goals (UNSDGs)


Chaired by: Dr. Yulia Aray

The role of UN SDGs in developing sustainable models for socialentrepreneurship in Russia

» Mr. Yury E. Blagov, Ms. Yulia N. Aray, Ms. Anastasia A. Petrova-Savchenko

Institutional voids:Impediment to Social Enterprises in theAchievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in SouthAfrican Municipalities

» Mr. Frederik Claeyé, Mr. Sokeibelemaye Nwauche

Assessing the Non-financial Outcomes of Social Enterprises inLuxembourg

» Mr. Francesco Sarracino, Mr. Luca Fumarco

12pm Lunch

1:30pm Panel 3 (PS2.1 - EMB 3113) -

Social enterprise and social economy (I)


Chaired by: Dr. Sílvia Ferreira

Social enterprise and the social economy

» Dr. Sílvia Ferreira

Strengthening the social economy in Malta through a SocialEnterprise Approach

» Dr. Vincent Caruana

Social enterprises in France and in Spain: between pathdependence and institutional creation?

» Prof. Marta Solórzano, Prof. Francesca Petrella, Prof. Nadine Richez-battesti





1:30pm PS2.2 (EMB 3108) -

SE, international development and change


Chaired by: Prof. Marek Hudon

A Multi-level Framework for Understanding InstitutionalInfluence on Social Enterprise

» Dr. Janelle A. Kerlin

Social enterprise and social change

» Dr. Luise Li Langergaard, Dr. Anne Vorre Hansen

Internationalisation in South African social enterprises: models,drivers and challenges

» Dr. David Littlewood

Social Enterprise in Morocco: Actors, Models and Fields

» Prof. Benjamin Huybrechts, Prof. Manal EL ABBOUBI, Mr. AdilMgueraman, Ms. Meryem KABBA J, Mrs. Salma Idrissi Boutaybi

1:30pm PS2.3 (EMB 3106) -

Impact funds and social impacting investing


Chaired by: Chris Dayson

Impediments in financing social enterprises

» Dr. Ramon Bastida, Ms. Nina Magomedova

Impact funds in Portugal: from philanthropy to impact culture

» Prof. Tania Pereira Christopoulos, Prof. Pedro Verga Matos, Mr.Rafael Drummond Borges

Text Network Analysis on Impact Investment to Promote SocialEconomy in Developing Countries

» Ms. Jimin Jeon

Looking for the Perfect Match: the Desperate Quest of VenturePhilanthropists

» Prof. Virginie Xhauflair, Mr. Robin Demblon

1:30pm PS2.4 (EMB 3107) -

Social enterprise and (dis)ability


Chaired by: Prof. Linda Lundgaard Andersen

1:30pm Towards a learning framework for Social Innovation Education

» Mrs. Irene Kalemaki, Mrs. Ioanna Garefi, Mrs. Sofia Kantsiou, Mr. IvánDiego, Dr. Aristidis Protopsaltis, Mrs. Jenifer Clar Wall

2pm Employees’ Preferences of Working in a Social Enterprise: ADiscrete Choice Experiment in the Disability Sector

» Ms. LIANG SHANG, Prof. Yanto Chandra

2:30pm Assessing social impact: a Belgian case study in a shelter forhomeless men

» Ms. Coralie Helleputte, Prof. Marthe Nyssens, Prof. Anais Périlleux

1:30pm PS2.5 (EMB 3114) -

Digital innovation and SE ecosystems


Chaired by: Danijel Baturina

1:30pm Interfirm Cooperative Enterprise: Platform that Enhance BusinessEcosystems in Non-Technological Markets

» Mr. Andres Camargo, Dr. Michel Ehrenhard

2pm How To Create Social Value by Digital Innovation

» Julianna Faludi

2:30pm Are We Building a Future that Works for All Social Enterprises?

» Dr. Katri-Liis Reimann, Mr. David Parks





1:30pm PS2.6 (EMB 3115) -

Critical theoretical perspectives on democracy and self-determination


Chaired by: Dr. Joanne McNeill

Thinking, being and acting radical democratic praxis in smallworker cooperatives

» Dr. Kiri Langmead

Pathology of work and social economy – emancipation andtransformation? A critical perspective from two cases in Denmarkand Germany

» Dr. Jennifer Eschweiler, Prof. Lars Hulgård

Critical Analysis on Evaluation in Civil Society Organizations:practices, obstacles and perspectives in the Brazilian context

» Dr. Armindo Teodósio, Mr. Laerson Morais Lopes, Dr. Ariádne Rigo

Participatory governance across large cooperative and mutualsocial enterprises

» Prof. Ignacio Bretos, Prof. Rory Ridley-Duff, Dr. David Wren

1:30pm PS2.7 (EMB 3104) -

Multi-level governance and ecosystems for SE and sustainabledevelopment


Chaired by: Dr. Frederik Claeyé

1:30pm Antecedents that impact on mission drift in social enterprises: anexploratory and confirmatory analysis

» Dr. Ramon Bastida, Dr. Marta Mas-Machuca

2pm Review of Social Impact Assessment Measures used by ImpactInvesting Firms

» Mr. Anirudh Agrawal

2:30pm Sustainable development of social enterprises in the CzechRepublic

» Dr. Katerina Legnerova, Prof. Marie Dohnalova

1:30pm PS2.8 (EMB 3001) -

Commons as the ecology of social transformation


Chaired by: Dr. James Henderson

Promoting Global wellbeing: For individuals, organisations andthe environment

» Dr. Shann Turnbull

When for-profits become commons generating companies

» Ms. Coline Serres, Prof. Tom Dedeurwaerdere

Collective action towards social transformation through sharingcommons: case study of a sharing economy project in Hong Kong

» Mr. Michael Ka Wai Lai

Potentialities and limitations of blockchain technologies in thegovernance of social enterprise collectives: the case of SmartIbérica

» Dr. David Rozas, Mx. Silvia Díaz Molina, Dr. Sara Gil Casanova, Dr.Genoveva López

3pm PS3.1 (EMB 3113) -

Ecological, social and spiritual discourses


Chaired by: Prof. Jacques Defourny

3pm Humanising social enterprises

» Dr. Shann Turnbull

3:30pm Conceptualizing the ‘social’ in social entrepreneurship from aspiritual perspective

» Mrs. Natasha Gjorevska





4pm Positioning social enterprise: a relational account

» Dr. Rob Macmillan

3pm PS3.2 (EMB 3108) -

Mutual social enterprises


Chaired by: Angela Eikenberry

Beginning a study of United States ESOPs as Social Enterprises

» Dr. Daphne Berry

Enhancing Community Resilience through Social Enterprises: Casestudies from Small Island Communities in the Philippines

» Mr. Dhino Geges

The influence of historical and institutional legacies of post-socialist regimes on the present-day social enterprises in Centraland Eastern Europe

» Dr. Anna Ciepielewska-Kowalnik, Dr. Davorka Vidovic

Developing a policy for social entrepreneurship and socialenterprise in Norway

» Ms. Hilde Svrljuga Sætre, Prof. Jill Loga

3pm PS3.3 (EMB 3106) -

Scaling, failure and their link to resourcing impediments


Chaired by: Dr. David Wren

What went wrong? - A human capital approach on the failure ofsocial enterprises

» Ms. Sandra Ramos

Resources that foster and constrain scaling of Social Enterprises

» Dr. Linda Drupsteen, Dr. Leendert de Bell, Ms. Esther Schrijver, Mr.Joep Binkhorst, Mrs. Eva Hijmans, Mrs. Astrid Bolland

Microfinance and Poverty in Development Countries: Changes andChallenges in the contemporary Brazilian society

» Ms. Marinette Santana Fraga, Dr. Armindo Teodósio, Dr. WalterMswaka

Why did the new NPO corporations diffuse? Reason for theincreasing social economy organizations in Japan

» Dr. Masanari Sakurai

3pm PS3.4 (EMB 3107) -

SE and social environmental sustainability


Chaired by: Dr. Nadia Johanisova

3pm A Transdisciplinary Approach to (Social) Entrepreneurship and(Social) Innovation for Sustainable Development

» Dr. Malin Gawell

3:30pm The circular economy practices of social enterprises in Nigeria

» Mr. Adeyemi Adelekan, Prof. Fergus Lyon, Dr. Andrea Werner

4pm Alternative food networks as social innovations and theircontributions to the subjective well-being of consumers andemployees

» Prof. Sandor Takacs, Prof. Ágnes Neulinger, Prof. György Pataki, Ms.Orsolya Lazányi, Ms. Fanni Bársony, Mrs. Natasha Gjorevska, Ms. AnnaTörök

3pm PS3.5 (EMB 3114) -

Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship


Chaired by: Dr. Carmen Guzmán Alfonso





3pm EDUCAB: transforming libraries into community hubs

» Mr. Mihai Lupu, Dr. Mihai Lisetchi, Dr. Claudia Serbanuta, Mrs. AnaMaria Chifor

3:30pm Socio-Economic Contributions of Migrants’ Enterprises in Rome(SECMER)

» Mrs. Olga Zhyvytsya, Mr. Cristiano Colombi

4pm Social Entrepreneurship and Social Economy: levels of awarenessand future consumption trends among young people in the post-conflict Colombian context

» Prof. Maria Isabel Irurita

3pm PS3.6 (EMB 3115) -

Worker cooperatives as actors in radical change


Chaired by: Prof. Roger Spear

3pm Resurgence of an organizational form: Analysis of a non-purposeful actor’s role and its internal dynamics

» Ms. Aurélie Soetens

3:30pm Being and to be: exploring the lived experience at the nexus ofworker co-operativism and sustainable enterprise.

» Mrs. Janette Hurst

4pm Moving beyond abstraction: the role of democracy in challengingcapitalist conceptualisations of work

» Dr. Kiri Langmead

3pm PS3.7 (EMB 3104) -

Transitions and change


Chaired by: Dr. Michela Giovannini

3pm From public governance to internal governance: How EuropeanThird Sector organizations respond to changes? A comparativestudy

» Prof. Francesca Petrella, Prof. Annette Zimmer, Prof. Ruth Simsa, Dr.Ulla Pape, Dr. Joachim Benedikt Pahl, Prof. Nadine Richez-battesti,Prof. Taco Brandsen

3:30pm Innovation and transition. For a dialogue between the strongconception of social innovation and the multi-level perspective ofthe transition toward sustainability

» Dr. Ela Callorda Fossati, Prof. Florence Degavre, Prof. BenoîtLévesque

4pm The social enterprise ecosystem in Portugal: enabling andconstraining factors influencing the development of differentmodels of social enterprise

» Dr. Hugo Pinto, Ms. Luara Maranhão

3pm PS3.8 (EMB 3001) -

Country perspectives on social enterprises and public policy


Chaired by: Ellen Bennett

Developing dialogue bottom-up: social enterprises and localgovernment in the Netherlands

» Dr. Maarten Hogenstijn

The role of Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship DevelopmentFund in fostering social entrepreneurship in Hong Kong: A studyon public policy innovation

» Dr. Chee Hon Chan, Dr. Cheryl Chui

A new public policy to support the social economy in Mexico?

» Dr. Carola Conde

Public policy for intermediary support organizations in Koreansocial economy

» Prof. Manjae Kim





3pm PS3.9 (EMB 3023) -

The infrastructure of the commons


Chaired by: Prof. Rory Ridley-Duff

3pm Cooperative banks as social enterprises: the impact of thecooperative structure on social capital

» Dr. Erwin Stoop, Prof. Taco Brandsen, Dr. Jan-Kees Helderman

3:30pm Social enterprise and local government: an uneasy relationship

» Dr. Philip Marcel Karré, Dr. Ingmar Van Meerkerk

4pm Community sector theory and practice, public value governanceand Scottish public service reform: exploring the potential ofcommunity anchors organisations for facilitative leadership inpursuit of a social commons.

» Dr. James Henderson, Dr. Oliver Escobar, Dr. Philip Revell

3pm PS3.10 (EMB 3020) -

Methodological advancements in SE


Chaired by: Jon Dean

3pm A discursive approach to understanding development ofdefinitions of social enterprise

» Dr. Jieun RYU

3:30pm Applying spatial theory and qualitative GIS shows where and howdifferent social enterprises impact wellbeing

» Prof. Jane Farmer, Ms. Tracy De Cotta

4pm Developing a Public, National Web-Based Directory for SocialEnterprises in the United States

» Dr. Rasheda Weaver

4:30pm The NEMESIS Social Innovation Open Learning Platform: AnEvaluation

» Dr. Aristidis Protopsaltis, Mr. Jesus Copado, Mrs. Ioanna Garefi, Mrs.Irene Kalemaki, Mrs. Sofia Kantsiou

4:30pm Book signing + special session: SE journals - bridging or dividing thefield?

Chaired by: Prof. Rory Ridley-Duff

5pm Coffee

5:30pm PS4.1 (EMB 3113)) -

Organisational forms and ideal types


Chaired by: Dr. Rob Macmillan

5:30pm Social Enterprise and Complex Organizational Forms

» Dr. James Mandiberg

6pm Legal form and ideal type of social enterprise: Is there arelationship between them?

» Dr. Teresa Savall, Prof. Marta Solórzano, Dr. Carmen GuzmánAlfonso, Prof. Marthe Nyssens, Prof. Jacques Defourny

6:30pm Toward the emergence of a for-profit social enterprise paradigm:the case of social companies

» Ms. Coline Serres, Prof. Marek Hudon

5:30pm PS4.2 (EMB 3108) -

Making value visible in valuations of SE


Chaired by: Francesco Sarracino

5:30pm Signaling in Venture Philanthropy: Disentangling the ValueProposition of Social Enterprises

» Dr. Patrick Reichert, Dr. Vanina Farber





6pm Making visible volunteer activities in the financial statements: aproposal

» Dr. Juana Fuentes-Perdomo, Dr. Carmen-Esther Falcón-Pérez

6:30pm Relationship Building in Social Enterprise: Social Value Creationand Financial Sustainability

» Dr. Madeline Powell

5:30pm PS4.3 (EMB 3106) -

Rural innovations and development


Chaired by: Dr. Mary O’Shaughnessy

5:30pm Mapping the concept of social innovation and its role in ruraldevelopment: a systematic literature review

» Ms. Marina Novikova

6pm Can Social Innovation Foster Rural Development? A Cross-CaseAnalysis of New Infrastructure Cooperatives in Rural Germany

» Ms. Katrin Martens, Ms. Anke Wolff, Prof. Markus Hanisch

6:30pm Rural Community Based Social Enterprises and InclusiveDevelopment. Towards a Conceptual Framework.

» Mr. Lucas Olmedo, Dr. Mary O’Shaughnessy

5:30pm PS4.4(EMB 3107) -

Social and economic empowerment and inclusion


Chaired by: Dr. Marilia Veronese

5:30pm Social Impact of The Big Issue Taiwan: An Employment Model forthe Homeless

» Prof. Yu-Yuan Kuan, Mr. Jian-Ting Huang

6pm How social innovation can improve the level of empowerment:The case of the first social Enterprise empowering artisanalfishermen in Perú

» Prof. Hellen Lopez

6:30pm Exploring social impact measurement practices in South Africa

» Mr. Mollette Kgaphola, Dr. Alex Bignotti

5:30pm PS4.5 (EMB 3114) -

Co-production and community democracy


Chaired by: Dr. Kiri Langmead

5:30pm Dilemmas of different forms of citizens’ participation in primaryeducation in Poland

» Dr. Anna Ciepielewska-Kowalnik

6pm Social and Economic Regeneration: a psycho-social approach tounderstanding the co-operative, community and solidarityapproach to local economic development

» Dr. Mijhel Albenordo, Dr. Julian Manley

6:30pm The gaps between the feminist standpoint perspective of womenworking in social businesses and the organization's goals: Threecase studies

» Ms. Michal Katoshevski

5:30pm PS4.6 (EMB 3115) -

Stakeholder approaches to SE governance


Chaired by: Ms. Maureen McCulloch

When Stakeholder Management is Natural: The CooperativeEnterprise

» Mr. Adrien Billiet, Dr. Frédéric Dufays, Prof. Johan Bruneel

The voice of stakeholders in SE governance

» Dr. Cira Grippa





When a Borough Council Falls: How stakeholders cooperate tobuild a social enterprise ecosystem in Northampton, UK

» Dr. Jieun RYU

5:30pm PS4.7 (EMB 3104) -

Legal frameworks and organizational forms


Chaired by: Dr. Davorka Vidovic

5:30pm Kite-marks, standards and privileged legal structures; artefacts ofconstraint disciplining structure choices.

» Mr. Jules O’Dor

6pm Policy framework and legal forms of social enterprise in Morocco

» Ms. Meryem KABBA J, Ms. Lindsey Allen

6:30pm PUBLIC POLICY AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR SOCIAL ENTERPRISESIN SINO-INDIA: A COMPARATIVE STUDY

» Prof. Neelesh Kumar

5:30pm PS4.8 (EMB 3001) -

Rural commons and platforms


Chaired by: Dr. Artur Steiner

5:30pm Organizational characteristics explaining participation in aclothes sharing platform: a conjoint analysis

» Mrs. Astrid Cocquyt, Mrs. Saskia Crucke

6pm Forest and pasture commons as particular forms of socialeconomy in Romania

» Mrs. Irina Sinziana Opincaru

6:30pm Exploring the links between social enterprises and theircommunities: The case of French and Spanish social enterprises inthe agricultural and rural development sector

» Dr. Maryline MEYER, Dr. Magalie MARAIS, Dr. Myriam Kessari, Mrs.Juliette PERES

5:30pm PS4.9 (EMB 3023) -

What is the potential of SE initiatives to challenge the ecologicalcrisis? (I)


Chaired by: Ms. Orsolya Lazányi

Bringing in the environmental dimension into the analysis ofrural social enterprises of Central and Eastern Europe: livelihoodand organisational strategies in the context of peripheralisation

» Ms. Melinda Mihály

Reconciling ecological sustainability and social justice, buildingalternative desirable futures. First lessons from the Campus forTransition action-research initiative in France.

» Mr. Antoine Rieu

The hidden eco-dimension of social/social solidarity enterprises

» Dr. Nadia Johanisova

Social Entrepreneurship in the Anthropocene

» Mr. Tamas Veress

5:30pm Panel 6 (PS4.10 - EMB 3020) -

CSR, cooperatives, the commons movement.... reflecting on theinstitutional challenges of the eco-social transition with Karl Polanyi


Chaired by: Pierre ROBERT

CSR, cooperatives, the commons movement....reflecting on theinstitutional challenges of the eco-social transition with KarlPolanyi

» Mr. Olivier Gayot, Dr. Benjamin Cordrie, Dr. Pierre Rober





7pm PhD social event

Chaired by: Mr. Eduardo Pereira and Beth Patmore

7pm Visit to the GLIDE group

Blend Kitchen (http://www.blendcookeatshare.com)

7pm Visit to the Sheffield SE Network

Blend Kitchen (http://www.blendcookeatshare.com)

Wednesday, 26 June

8am Room 3108 -

EMES General Assembly


Chaired by: Prof. Marthe Nyssens

9:30am PS5.1 (EMB 3113) -

Collaboration and partnership in SE

Chaired by: Beth Patmore

9:30am Does collaborative orientation boost the performance of socialenterprises?

» Dr. lavinia pastore, Dr. luigi corvo, Mr. emanuele doronzo, Prof.Antonio Salvi

10am Sticking points within the ICSEM typology: understanding UKsocial enterprise partnerships

» Dr. Adrian Bailey, Ms. Sarah Bailey, Dr. Anne O'brien

10:30am Patients and Co-production in Japanese Healthcare

» Prof. Victor Pestoff

9:30am PS5.2 (EMB 3108) -

Managing Resources in social enterprises


Chaired by: Prof. Yu-Yuan Kuan

The Hybrid Nature of Social Enterprises: How Does It Affect TheirFinancial Resource Mix?

» Dr. Elizabeth A.M. Searing, Dr. Simone Poledrini, Prof. MartheNyssens, Dr. Dennis Young, Prof. Jacques Defourny

Crowdfunding: Threat or Opportunity for Social Economy? ThirdSector organizations and Social Enterprises facing the challengeof ICT funding strategies

» Prof. Andrea Bassi, Dr. Alessandro Fabbri

Optimisation of resources, skills and organisational capabilities inthe BOP environment. Application of the "entrepreneurialbricolage" concept to the social enterprise 1001fontaines inCambodia

» Mr. Guillaume Martin, Prof. Jacques Liouville, Dr. Jean-Paul Méreaux

The Pursuit of Economic and Social Returns in Social EnterprisesThrough the Managerial Capabilities Approach

» Dr. Rapeeporn Rungsithong, Dr. Patchara Popaitoon

9:30am PS5.3 -

Social innovation and entrepreneurship in health, wellbeing andageing


Chaired by: Prof. Florence Degavre

9:30am An analysis of housing welfare self-sufficiency enterprises inSouth Korea

» Mr. Hyungsik Eum, Prof. Eric Bidet

10am Social Enterprises Interventions in Promoting Health and Well-being

» Ms. LIANG SHANG, Prof. Yanto Chandra




Continued from Wednesday, 26 June

10:30am Social Innovation and an Older demographic

» Prof. Alex Murdock

9:30am PS5.4 (EMB 3107) -

Policy, welfare states and social innovation


Chaired by: Dr. Bernard Enjolras

9:30am The public discourse on Social Innovation in the UK and Italy: acritical reading

» Mrs. Benedetta De Pieri, Mr. Francesco Gerli

10am Municipal entrepreneurship and welfare state universalism

» Dr. Heidi Haukelien, Prof. Halvard Vike

10:30am Is the UK voluntary sector in a position to challenge the neoliberal hegemony of UK government policy or merely an agent inits delivery?

» Dr. Christine Gilligan

9:30am PS5.5 (EMB 3114) -

Ecosystems for social enterprise


Chaired by: Ms. Julianna Kiss

9:30am “Sustainable regional social enterprise ecosystems: Lessons fromtheory and practice”.

» Dr. peter jenner, Dr. Margarietha Scheepers

10am The Support Function in Ecosystems: A Case Study of SocialEntrepreneurial Ecosystems in Bolivia and Ecuador

» Mr. Abel Diaz Gonzalez, Prof. Nikolay Dentchev

10:30am Why do social enterprise ecosystems need to be seen in asystemic way?

» Mrs. Zheng Chai

9:30am PS5.7 (EMB 3104) -

Solidarity and sustainable development


Chaired by: Richard White

Education for Sustainable Development for Adults: What role inthe capacity building of Social Enterprise, Co-operative andVoluntary Action?

» Dr. Vincent Caruana

Work integration social joint-ventures between incremental andtransformative change. Challenges to overcome multi-scaletensions and achieve SDGs goals.

» Mr. Antoine Rieu

Social enterprises of urban agriculture and the resilience in cities:Belo-horizontinos and Londoners popular movements that defythe hegemony neoliberal

» Dr. Vander Aguiar, Dr. Armindo Teodósio, Dr. Walter Mswaka

Accountable Markets: Degrowth, Solidarity and Social Enterprise

» Dr. Richard Hull

9:30am PS5.8 (EMB 3001) -

Beyond the economics of SE


Chaired by: Dr. Luise Li Langergaard

9:30am Beyond the economic dimension – the social and environmentalimpact of a Producer Organisation

» Ms. Melinda Mihály, Dr. Katalin Kovács, Dr. Gábor Velkey, Ms. KatalinRácz





9:45am The key role of reciprocity as a structuring element of solidarity-based economies

» Prof. Luiz Inacio Gaiger

10am The Effects of Women’s Leadership on Social Enterprises inSouthern and Eastern Africa: Economic, Social, and GovernanceDimensions

» Prof. Bok Jeong, Dr. Sara Compion

9:30am PS5.9 (EMB 3023) -

SE identity


Chaired by: Carlo Borzaga

9:30am Social innovation or social responsibility? Voice, engagement andidentity. A case study of Arsenal Football Club.

» Dr. Mike Bull, Dr. Kate Lewis, Dr. Geoff Whittam, Dr. Simon Adderley

10am Do they really know it’s SE at all?

» Mr. Lars Ueland Kobro, Prof. Lars Hulgård

10:30am Learnings from Struggling the Ideal Social Entrepreneur Identity

» Dr. Reka Matolay, Ms. Andrea Mária Toarniczky, Mr. Tamas Veress

11am Empowering Women Through Social Entrepreneurship: A case ofPAHAL initiative

» Mr. Anirudh Agrawal, Mr. Kiran Mareppagol

9:30am PS5.10 (EMB 3020) -

Social entrepreneurship and innovation in rural europe


Chaired by: Dr. Richard Lang

9:30am Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Rural Europe

» Dr. Richard Lang, Dr. Artur Steiner, Dr. Gary Bosworth, Dr. RalphRichter, Prof. Steffen Korsgaard, Prof. Matthias Fink, Dr. DanielaMaresch, Dr. Pablo Munoz

11am Coffee

11:30am Mapping of social enterprise and its ecosystem in Europe


Chaired by: Prof. Jacques Defourny

Mapping of social enterprise and its ecosystem in Europe

» Ms. Giulia Galera, Ms. Nadia Johanisova, Mr. Bernard Enjolras, Mr.Carlo Borzaga, Mr. Risto Raivio

11:30am Theory of social enterprise solidarity and pluralism: A North-Southdialogue


Chaired by: Lars Hulgård and Mr. Jean-Louis Laville

Introduction and overview

» Mr. Philippe Eynaud

Feminism, emancipation and social enterprise in South America

» Ms. Luciane Lucas dos Santos

Social enterprise and democratic solidarity: towards pluralism

» Ms. Jean-Louis Laville

Social democracy and solidarity economy: a new role for socialenterprise in Scandinavia

» Mr. Lars Hulgård, Ms. Linda L. Andersen

12:30pm Lunch

2pm What and how does social enterprise, cooperative and voluntaryaction contribute to sustainable development goals?

Chaired by: Tracey Coule





What and how does social enterprise, cooperative and voluntaryaction contribute to sustainable development goals?

» Ms. Angela Eikenberry, Ms. Sonja Novkovic, Ms. Marthe Nyssens

3:30pm Poster Session

Social Impact Assessment in the Social Enterprise Sector: A Primerand Review of the Literature

» Mr. Cheng LU

Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Case study in Armenia

» Dr. Mary Boghosian, Ms. Margarita Muradyan

Social Innovation management practices in Social Enterprises: Acomparison between Brazil and the United Kingdom

» Mrs. Iraci Joao-Roland, Dr. Maria Granados

A Social Business Model for the Organic Food Market in Brazil – AnApproach from Science and Technology Studies

» Mr. Lucca Lopes, Prof. Marko Monteiro

“From legitimacy flows benefits”: how social enterpriseslegitimate in institutional complexity

» Ms. Kerryn Krige

Measuring the impact of a SE. The socio-economic impact of thesocial enterprise CONCORDIA Bakery, Romania

» Mrs. Irina Sinziana Opincaru, Ms. Doina Crangasu

Understanding Organizational Change of Consumer Co-operatives: The Case of iCOOP Korea

» Ms. Bo Young OH, Prof. Seungkwon Jang

Matching the dual goals of a hybrid social enterprise model. Is itpossible?

» Mrs. Audrone Urmanaviciene

Cultural Commons and New Organizational Models

» Ms. Laura Aufrère

Governance and social impact of scientific organizations

» Ms. Ines Almeida

Assessing the Social Impact of a Southeast Asian Social EnterpriseThrough the Lenses of Theory of Change and Social Return onInvestment

» Prof. Albert Teo

Economic models of family agriculture cooperatives and sectoralgovernance: sustainable development at stake in thedismantlement of federal rural development programs in EspiritoSanto, Brazil.

» Dr. Mathieu Fruleux, Dr. Armindo Teodósio, Dr. Alexandre Reis Rosa

What concept of social enterprise European Union (EU) is using inits legal framework?

» Ms. Maira Fajardo

EMBEDDEDNESS OF SOCIAL ENTERPRISES IN BUSINESSRELATIONSHIPS

» Dr. Irma Agardi, Dr. Aron Torok

Managing Resources in Social Enterprise Partnerships

» Mr. Berkan Nuzhet

How Nonprofits Can Disrupt Social Inequities Through CreativeStrategies

» Ms. Anna Nordstrom

Female social entrepreneurship and its contribution towards amore innovative, integrated and equal society

» Ms. Miriam Gerlach

Using social business to address food waste: a comparativeapproach.

» Ms. Samantha Sandilands





Governance Gap in Promoting Urban Commons: A Case Study ofPublic Markets in Hong Kong

» Dr. Xiaolu Wang

Using Weaver’s Social Enterprise Directory to Teach StudentsAbout and How to Run a Social Enterprise

» Dr. Rasheda Weaver, Ms. Maimouna Mbacke, Ms. KatherineGallagher

Measuring social entrepreneurial intention in social workeducation in the Netherlands

» Mr. Ido de Vries

4pm Coffee

4:30pm PS6.1 (EMB 3113) -

Concepts and Models of SE - Social entrepreneurship


Chaired by: Dr. Janelle A. Kerlin

4:30pm Role of leaders in transformation process of local community –towards the concept of institutional social entrepreneur

» Dr. Izabela Grabowska, Prof. Bohdan Skrzypczak

5pm Social entrepreneurship and social enterprise in Norway.Prerequisites, characteristics and sector relations.

» Prof. Jill Loga, Dr. Ivar Eimhjellen

5:30pm A typology of social entrepreneuring models continued: empiricalevidence from South Africa

» Dr. Alex Bignotti

4:30pm PS6.2 (EMB 3108) -

Country perspectives on social innovation and entrepreneurship


Chaired by: Prof. Luiz Inacio Gaiger

4:30pm Social innovation in South African social enterprises

» Dr. Kerrin Myres, Dr. Anastacia Mamabolo

5pm The Role of Social Entrepreneurs in Social Economy: a Case ofLithuanian Social Enterprises

» Dr. Egle Butkeviciene, Mrs. Audrone Urmanaviciene

5:30pm Organizational responses towards institutional constraints inearly social startups in Hong Kong

» Dr. Chee Hon Chan, Dr. Cheryl Chui, Prof. Yanto Chandra

4:30pm PS6.3 (EMB 3106) -

Participatory governance and ownership II


Chaired by: Mrs. Janette Hurst

4:30pm Deterritorialisation, reterritorialisation and reaching for thedemocratic horizon: becoming-democratic through socialenterprise for energy transitions in the UK

» Dr. Will Eadson, Dr. Bregje van Veelen

5pm The effects of workers’ participation in governance, ownershipand profit sharing on the survival of worker cooperatives - Anempirical analysis of 2500 French SCOP

» Prof. Jacques Defourny, Ms. Fanny Dethier, Prof. Anais Périlleux

4:30pm Ps6.4 (EMB 3107) -

Governance in collaborative contexts


Chaired by: Prof. Victor Pestoff





4:30pm Network and Partnerships in a Local Eco-system for SocialEnterprise.

» Prof. Esben Hulgaard, Prof. Elof Nellemann Nielsen

5pm Managing diversity in conservation collaborations

» Ms. Lindsey Elliott

5:30pm Social enterprise governance in multi-stakeholder partnershipsfor contributing sustainable development in Thailand

» Ms. Praphaphan Wunsuk

4:30pm PS6.5 (EMB 3114) -

Work integration Social Enterprises (WISEs)


Chaired by: Tracey Coule

4:30pm Building processes of impact measurement in the case of workintegration social enterprises (WISEs). A France-Denmarkcomparison

» Mr. Bryan Dufour, Prof. Francesca Petrella, Prof. Nadine Richez-battesti

5pm The role of work integration social enterprises in welfareprovision: critical perspectives from nonprofits

» Dr. Cheryl Chui, Dr. Chee Hon Chan

5:30pm Comparative analysis of European eco-systems for workintegration social enterprises

» Dr. Harri Kostilainen, Mr. Jukka Lindberg

4:30pm PS6.6 (EMB 3115) -

The practices of solidarity


Chaired by: Mr. Antoine Rieu

The citizen participation role in urban renewal

» Dr. Carmen-Esther Falcón-Pérez, Dr. Juana Fuentes-Perdomo

Political practice and dimensions of solidarity economy: a casestudy from Cochabamba, Bolivia

» Ms. Laura Kumpuniemi

A feminist look at mothering, care issues and women’s networksfor mutual support: householding and reciprocity in everydayeconomy

» Dr. Luciane Lucas dos Santos

Scaling up social movements through SSE: the case of the PopularEconomy’s recognition in Argentina

» Mrs. Mariana Amova

4:30pm PS6.7 (EMB 3104) -

Pedagogic innovations in the SE field


Chaired by: Prof. Millán Díaz-foncea

4:30pm Critical teaching and pedagogic innovations in the field of socialenterprises: Some experiments at the University of Zaragoza,Spain

» Prof. Ignacio Bretos, Prof. Millán Díaz-foncea, Mrs. Clara Sarasa, Prof.Carmen Marcuello, Prof. Isabel Saz-gil

5pm Game-based learning - Training social activists and leadersthrough advanced simulations: an exposition of The RothschildCube model

» Dr. Hagai Katz

5:30pm Strategies for Developing Innovative Tools and Resources forSocial Enterprise Educators and Learners

» Dr. Shane O'Sullivan, Dr. Sarah Evans





4:30pm PS6.8 (EMB 3001) -

Polanyian frameworks and the substantive economy


Chaired by: Dr. Christine Revsbech Jensen

4:30pm Maximising and maintaining social value in the long term – theinfluence of embeddedness in addressing organisationalchallenges following Social Enterprise growth

» Dr. Vicky Nowak, Dr. Paola Raffaelli

5pm Impact funds emerging as strategic action fields: challenges anduncertainties

» Prof. Tania Pereira Christopoulos, Dr. Sylmara Lopes FrancelinoGonçalves Dias, Mr. Flávio Bordino Klein, Ms. Janes Rocha

5:30pm Space heating in Iceland Geothermal utilization and localcollaborative solutions

» Prof. Örn Jónsson, Prof. Bjarni Frimann Karlsson

4:30pm PS6.9 (EMB 3023) -

Identity issues in public policy


Chaired by: Dr. claudia van orden

4:30pm The public policy of solidarity economy in Latin American left-wing government programs: the cases of Brazil, Ecuador andBolivia

» Mr. Felipe Vella Pateo

5pm Social Enterprise Policy Ecosystem in Romania – institutionalchallenges and perspectives

» Prof. Mihaela Lambru, Dr. Claudia Petrescu

5:30pm Identity, Resistance and Hybridity in Context of InstitutionalPlurality

» Prof. Roger Spear

4:30pm Panel 8 (PS6.10 - EMB 3020) -

From solidarity movements towards the creation of socialenterprises designed to empower migrants: main trends andchallenges ahead


Chaired by: Dr. Giulia Galera

From solidarity movements towards the creation of socialenterprises designed to empower migrants: main trends andchallenges ahead

» Dr. Giulia Galera, Prof. Paolo Boccagni

7pm Gala dinner

Thursday, 27 June

9am PS7.1 (EMB 3113) -

National models and development

Chaired by: Dr. Paola Raffaelli

9am Icelandic Social Enterprises : Definitions and development

» Prof. Steinunn Hrafnsdóttir, Dr. Ómar Hlynur Kristmundsson

9:30am Trajectories and characteristics of social enterprise models inPortugal

» Dr. Patrícia Moura e Sá, Dr. Joana Almeida

10am Social enterprise in Mexico: origins, models and perspectives

» Mr. Sergio Paramo-Ortiz

9am PS7.2 (EMB 3108) -

Sustainable organisations and outcomes


Chaired by: Carlo Borzaga




Continued from Thursday, 27 June

9am Factors affecting the sustainability of social enterprises operatinginternationally; a European perspective.

» Dr. Sarah Evans, Dr. Shane O'Sullivan

9:30am Social enterprise: sustainable wellbeing development in regionalcities

» Prof. Sue Kilpatrick, Ms. Sherridan Emery, Prof. Jane Farmer

10am The sustainability of social enterprises in hostile and benignenvironments

» Dr. Yoshiho Matsunaga

10:30am Unravelling the role of alliances in the strengthening of proximity-based food organizations

» Ms. Florence Lanzi, Prof. Kevin Maréchal

9am PS7.3 (EMB 3106) -

SE, affinity groups and (in)equality


Chaired by: Prof. Hellen Lopez

9am Social inclusion objectives and practices in social enterprisestargeting women, people with disabilities and the Roma inHungary

» Ms. Julianna Kiss, Ms. Henriett Primecz, Ms. Andrea Mária Toarniczky

9:30am Social enterprises, work and wellbeing: Work Integration SocialEnterprises in the neoliberal care economy

» Dr. Katharine McKinnon, Ms. Melissa Kennedy, Prof. Jo Barraket

10am Social Responsibilty of Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE)organizations: How is it defined? How is it practiced?

» Ms. Catalina Quiroz, Dr. Maria Angeles Murga-Menoyo, Dr. FranciscoJ. Blanco-Encomienda

9am PS7.4 (EMB 3107) -

Fostering entrepreneurship


Chaired by: Mr. Jules O’Dor

Participatory Local Governance and Social Enterprise: Exploringthe links between social entrepreneurial behaviour anddemocratic resource allocation through participatory budgeting.

» Dr. Matthew MacDonald, Mr. Jez Hall

Meeting housing challenges with an entrepreneurial approach –testing SE-logic in public policy

» Mr. Lars Ueland Kobro, Mrs. Ellen Andvig

Acceleration of social innovative initiatives: How interactionsaffect the entrepreneurial process?

» Mr. Eduardo Pereira, Dr. Frederik Claeyé, Ms. Sandra Ramos

9am PS7.5 (EMB 3114) -

Social enterprises within international welfare systems


Chaired by: Dr. Anna Ciepielewska-Kowalnik

9am Buying Social – How social entrepreneurship can be stimulated bypublic procurement, in the Netherlands and the UK

» Dr. claudia van orden

9:15am Case of Co-production in a Japanese Health Coop: QualitativeApproach

» Ms. Yukiko Yamazaki

9:30am Critical realism & soft systems in social innovation: a case studyof policing

» Mr. Tim Curtis, Mr. Richard James





9am PS7.6 (EMB 3115) -

SE law and regulation


Chaired by: Dr. Christine Gilligan

9am Trading in a state-created TVET market: the regulatoryintersection of social enterprise, charity and philanthropy

» Dr. Don Zoellner

9:30am How can social enterprise law promote sustainable development?A law and development approach

» Dr. Prapin Nuchpiam

10am Finance Law of Social Enterprises

» Dr. Kristina Rasolonoromalaza

9am PS7.7 (EMB 3104) -

Pedagogic processes and outcomes


Chaired by: Dr. Jennifer Eschweiler

9am Valuing co-operation: investigating motivation and reward forproducers of education platform content

» Mr. Darren Connolly

9:30am Addressing tensions between support to and research on the SE-field constructively: Lessons learned at a university-basedcompetence centre

» Dr. Hans Hauge, Mr. Lars Kobro, Prof. Halvard Vike

10am Motives and choices: why (not) start as a nascent socialentrepreneur A longitudinal study of the impact of a training onmotives for social entrepreneurship

» Mr. Ido de Vries

9am PS7.8 (EMB 3001) -

Learning from organisational failure and localised deliveryapproaches


Chaired by: Prof. Bok Jeong

9am Determinants of the failure of social enterprises - A systematicreview

» Ms. Sandra Ramos

9:30am Solidarity Economy and Community Care: A Comparative Analysisof Three Indigenous Village Cases from Taiwan

» Dr. YINGHAO HUANG

10am Adoption of a localised approach for Social Enterprise's socialnetwork - A case from India

» Dr. Kanchan Joshi, Dr. Prajakta Khare

9am Panel 8 (PS7.9 - EMB3020) -

Social enterprise and the social economy (II)


Chaired by: Dr. Egle Butkeviciene

9am Panel 7 (PS7.10 - EMB 3023) -

Social Enterprise and the Welfare State in comparative perspective(II) [COST session]

Chaired by: Prof. Nicole Göler von Ravensburg

11am Coffee

11:30am Is social enterprise a vehicle for neoliberalism?

Is social enterprise a vehicle for neoliberalism?

» Dr. Jo Barraket, Prof. Julian Le Grand, Mr. Álvaro Porro

1pm Lunch





1pm Room EMB3114 -

EMES Board Meeting





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