The potential role of university community engagement in supporting transformative social innovation – experiences from Hungary.

University community engagement (UCE) is the cooperation between academic actors and marginalized, resource-poor community stakeholders in ways that are mutually beneficial to both parties. The goal of such partnerships is to tackle social exclusion and injustice and to foster environmental sustaina...

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Publicado en:Innovation: The European Journal of Social Sciences Vol. 38; no. 1; pp. 366 - 397
Autores principales: Málovics, György, Bajmócy, Zoltán, Csernák, Janka, Fehér, Bori, Frigyik, Márta, Juhász, Judit, Matolay, Réka, Müllner, András, Szerencsés, Rita
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Mar2025
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          Málovics, György
          Bajmócy, Zoltán
          Csernák, Janka
          Fehér, Bori
          Frigyik, Márta
          Juhász, Judit
          Matolay, Réka
          Müllner, András
          Szerencsés, Rita
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          Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Institute for Ecological Economics, University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary
          Social Design Hub, Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, Budapest, Hungary
          Corvinus Science Shop, Corvinus University of Budapest, Budapest, Hungary
          Faculty of Arts, Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary
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        Social innovation
        Social marginality
        Social injustice
        Community support
        Sustainability
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          Social marginality
          Social injustice
          Community support
          Sustainability
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        community embedded learning and research
        science shop
        social design
        transformative social innovation (TSI)
        University community engagement (UCE)
        community embedded learning and research
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      ab: University community engagement (UCE) is the cooperation between academic actors and marginalized, resource-poor community stakeholders in ways that are mutually beneficial to both parties. The goal of such partnerships is to tackle social exclusion and injustice and to foster environmental sustainability. Such an approach shows remarkable similarities with social innovation (SI), which also denotes bottom-up processes, with CSO involvement aimed at responding to community needs. The present paper aims to analyse the relationship between these two concepts: the role UCE can play in transformative SI (TSI). We approach this topic by the empirical analysis of four initiatives in Hungary, in which universities or their specific units institutionalized UCE as a result of bottom-up processes. To reflect on these cases, we utilize the 'TRANSIT model' of SI, which is a relational framework developed to understand how SI processes contribute to transformative change. Our conclusion is that although the diverse practices of UCE contribute to emergence and diffusion of SI in multiple ways, a number of structural and contextual limitations can be identified with regard to UCE's contributions to TSI. Despite the recognition of these limitations, promoting the expansion of UCE may still play a role in the fostering of TSI processes.
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