Social entrepreneurship—the process of employing market-based methods to solve social problems—continues to grow in popularity but remains poorly understood. Researchers have justifiably expressed a growing desire to leave behind definitional debates regarding social entrepreneurship and instead focus on its antecedents and consequences. Arend’s (2013) response to our article (Miller, Grimes, M...

It is important to measure what images, opinions, and attitudes people have developed toward robots and how they can be changed, from scientific and engineering perspectives. This paper reports results of social research on Japanese people’s attitudes toward robots by using “the Negative Attitudes toward Robots Scale (NARS).” They revealed that attitudes toward robots differ depending on assump...

Over the past decade, significant amounts of public and private resources have been directed toward entrepreneurship training and incubation programs. Despite this trend, there is little consensus on whether entrepreneurs are “born” or whether entrepreneurial abilities can be taught. Moreover, we have little understanding of whether and how the effects of these programs differ across participan...

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