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Beyond formality: a bricolage model to navigate between the conflicting considerations in social impact assessments
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Social Enterprise Journal
Social Enterprise Journal (2025) 21 (2): 185–209.
Published: 16 August 2024
...Coralie Helleputte; Anaïs Périlleux Purpose Social enterprises (SEs) are increasingly expected to rely on formal methodologies to assess their social impact. These structured methodologies, which produce objective and evidence-based measures of impact, are sometimes opposed to bricolage approaches...
