| Author |
Publication |
| Nicholls & Murdock (2012) cited by Carvache-Franco et al. (2018) |
Three Dimensions of Social Innovation |
| Howaldt, Butzin, Domanski & Kaletka (2014) cited by Carvache-Franco et al. (2018) |
Five Key Dimensions of Social Innovation |
| Neumeier (2017) cited by Carvache-Franco et al. (2018) |
Three key factors for the success of social innovations |
| Rodríguez Herrera & Alvarado (2008) cited by Carvache-Franco et al. (2018) |
Associative Factor Among SI Agents |
| Correia et al. (2016) |
Dimensions of Social Innovation |
| Buckland & Murillo (2013), |
Five important factors for social innovation projects |
| Blanco, Carreras, & Sureda (2012) |
Key factors that influence social innovation in non-governmental organizations |
| Rodríguez Herrera, & Alvarado (2008) |
Important factors or criteria that should be considered in a social innovation |
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Key success factors in social innovation at the endogenous leve |
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Key success factors in social innovation at the exogenous leve |
| Astorga (2004 ) |
Requirements for Developing social innovation projects |
| Estensoro (2015) |
Facilitators of Social Innovation |
| Engel (1997) |
The current social practice must be accompanied by … |
| Sánchez (2014) |
Innovation is best developed when there are … |
| Morais-da-silva, Takahashi, & Segatto (2016) |
Factors that expand the impact of Social Innovation, Factors that promote SI scalability |
| Kolk & Lenfant (2015) |
Difficulties of Social Innovation |
| Geels & Shot (2007) |
Conceptual Multi Level Perspective |
| Caulier-Grice et al. (2012) |
Core elements of SI |
