The WISE's success factors from a multidimensional and multi-stakeholder perspective. An explorative study in the Swiss context

Abstract

Background: Work integration social enterprises (WISEs) are a specific category of social enterprises that pursue the objective of reintegrating disadvantaged people into the labour market. There has been so far no research... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Gregorio Avilés (University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland)
  2. Daniela Schmitz (Swiss Distance University of Applied Sciences)
  3. Stefan Adam (University of Applied Sciences of Northwestern Switzerland)
  4. Andrea Lucchini (University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland)
  5. Domenico Ferrari (University of Applied Sciences of Southern Switzerland)
  6. Enrico Cavedon (University of Applied Sciences of Northwestern Switzerland)
  7. Bernadette Wütrich (University of Applied Sciences of Northwestern Switzerland)
  8. Jeremias Amstutz (University of Applied Sciences of Northwestern Switzerland)

Topic Area

5. Social impact, value creation and performance

Session

A07 » Social impact of WISEs (09:00 - Tuesday, 4th July, MORE 55)

Paper

Avil_s_et_al_Switzerland_6EMESFullPaper.pdf

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