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GLOBAL TRENDS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS

Published in Oct-Dec 2026 (Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2026)

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Abstract

Sustainable entrepreneurship has become more important in academics and industry among rising global issues like climate change, resource depletion, and changing consumer preferences. Emphasising important topics such globalisation, technological advancements, and corporate social responsibility (CSR), this bibliometric analysis tries to investigate international research trends in sustainable entrepreneurship. This study examines three hundred peer-reviewed papers from well-known databases in order to find clear patterns in subject clusters, citation dynamics, and publication growth. The results show that encouraging sustainability in business depends on technology innovation—especially in sectors like artificial intelligence and blockchain—which is particularly lacking in others. Moreover, Globalisation has compelled firms to integrate sustainable practices into their supply chains, therefore augmenting their competitiveness and ensuring regulatory compliance. The increasing focus on CSR and stakeholder engagement underscores the need of aligning company goals with social and environmental limitations. This report of ers essential insights into emerging trends that will influence the trajectory of sustainable entrepreneurship, presenting opportunities for innovation and enduring value creation.

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Venkata Naga Jyothi Jaladi

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Naga Jyothi Jaladi, V. (2026). GLOBAL TRENDS SHAPING THE FUTURE OF SUSTAINABLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND BUSINESS. The Intellecta International Journal of Research and Innovation, 1(1), 35-44. https://iijri.a1advancepublications.com/articles/IIJRI110004

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