Entrepreneuriat social et écosystème entrepreneurial: Une lecture à travers les données bibliométriques (2000-2022)

Sanae Hobad ()
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Sanae Hobad: Le Laboratoire de Recherche en Sciences de Gestion des Organisations - LRSGO

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Abstract: Social entrepreneurship is emerging as a key response to societal crises, yet its interaction with the entrepreneurial ecosystem remains theoretically fragmented. This study aims to structure this field of research by analyzing the evolution of scientific publications and the underlying relational dynamics. Methodologically, a bibliometric analysis was conducted on a corpus of articles extracted from the Scopus database for the period 2000-2022, processed using the R/Bibliometrix package and the VOSviewer software. The results reveal exponential growth in the literature from 2015 onwards, geographically dominated by the United States and the United Kingdom. Co-citation and co-occurrence analysis identifies six major thematic clusters, confirming that the ecosystem acts as an essential support for organizational hybridity and social innovation. This research offers a unique overview of current trends and proposes an agenda for future research, highlighting the need for contextual studies in emerging countries.

Keywords: Entrepreneuriat social Écosystème entrepreneurial Analyse bibliométrique Scopus Innovation sociale Social entrepreneurship Entrepreneurial ecosystem Bibliometric analysis Scopus Social innovation Auteur; Entrepreneuriat social; Écosystème entrepreneurial; Analyse bibliométrique; Scopus; Innovation sociale Social entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurial ecosystem; Bibliometric analysis; Social innovation Auteur (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026-02-02
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Published in Alternatives Managériales et Economiques, 2026, ⟨10.48374/IMIST.PRSM/ame-v8i1.60168⟩

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