Multi-Dimensional Perspectives Impersonated to Social Entrepreneurs using Cases: A Review

Abstract: Social entrepreneurs are individuals who harness entrepreneurial principles to address social issues, positioning themselves as catalysts for social change. Unlike traditional entrepreneurship, which often prioritizes personal or financial gain, The aim to improve society is the driving force behind social entrepreneurship, or SE. It is crucial to remember that SE can also function in for-profit business models, where the social goal is complemented by financial viability. The increasing relevance of SE in scholarly investigations and real-world implementations indicates its capacity to tackle intricate societal problems by means of inventive and enduring resolutions. This study is a comprehensive study of the various dimensions of social entrepreneurship through an extensive literature review and a qualitative multiple case study approach. By examining diverse perspectives and disciplines within the field, we aim to provide a holistic understanding of SE and its role in contemporary society. The research highlights the numerous challenges faced by social entrepreneurs, including financial constraints, lack of government support, and cultural barriers, which often impede their efforts to achieve social impact. To ground the theoretical insights in real-world practice, this study integrates case analyses of four social ventures, each exemplifying unique approaches to solving pressing social issues. These cases offer insightful information on the real-world implementation of SE. , illustrating how social entrepreneurs navigate obstacles to implement effective solutions. This study seeks to clarify the notion of SE by examining its application, the obstacles it faces, and the range of viewpoints that influence it. By providing a thorough analysis of social entrepreneurship's many features and highlighting the significance of promoting and fostering social ventures as a way to promote equitable and sustainable development, this study advances knowledge about social entrepreneurship. Keywords: Entrepreneurship, Social Enterprise, Social Entrepreneurship, Social Inclusion