An analysis of research on the current scenario an opportunities of the intersection between grand challenges and entrepreneurship, and opportunities for fields of study to make the matter visible.

An analysis of the literature regarding grand challenges, the need for scalable solutions and the roles stakeholders play in this field

Social classes in entrepreneurs can eventually be a determining factor when it comes to how effectively they use their resources

The potentials and perils of prosocial power.

Social corporations use resources and competencies to balance mission and sustaining.

Aligned capacity building and aligning incentives with political actors enable ventures to overcome alignment challenges.

Relational lending can be challenging for loan officers at microfinance institutions.

The informal economy mostly lowers entrepreneurship productivity.

Trait frugality positively relates to higher amounts of self-reliant resourcefulness behaviors.

Due to their marginalization, abject women cannot confront poverty on their own.

A general model which explains entrepreneurs of the different types would allow better comparison and analysis between the entrepreneur types on a common conceptual basis.

Social entrepreneurs transform financial resources for collective benefits rather than promoting capital concentration

How does gender composition on social venture teams impact commercialization?

How social entrepreneurs seek feedback depends on their psychological distance from the targeted social issue

To engage with a group and mobilize support for change, you need to align with the group's social and cultural values. But what happens when the change you want to bring about involves a re-evaluation of these very deep-seated values?

How does globalization affect the affordability of microfinance?

How do entrepreneurs change the market dynamics of a regulated market? What can entrepreneurs do when agreement cannot be achieved with regulators?