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What is Inclusiveness rhetoric

Socio-Economic Disparities, Vulnerable Communities, and the Future of Work and Entrepreneurship
It is the rhetoric boosted by sustainable development goals broad adoptions since 2015. However, it is flawed because do not include neurodivergent people. The literature relies on productive employment, participation, or engagement for economic development. The focus is on job creation, fighting poverty, and environmental sustainability. In this sense, the target audiences are related to ethnics, age, and gender. A productivist perspective was built to fit neuronormative people.
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Entrepreneurship for Inclusion: The Case of the Portuguese Pro-Autism Initiative
Irene Dobarrio Machado Ciccarino (Business Research Unit, University Institute of Lisbon, Portugal)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-6684-6990-3.ch005
Abstract
Medical advances have made it possible to diagnose many people with some degree of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These people have potentials and needs that have been neglected, despite the popularity of inclusiveness rhetoric. A neurodiverse inclusion in society and in the workforce remains overlooked. Thus, the rhetoric dissonates providing inefficient solutions. This study describes a way to empower minorities to overcome agency issues. Vencer Autismo is a Portuguese initiative that provides a positive and non-neurotypical perspective that lacks in business theory to discuss and understand ASD in a strengths-based approach. This study is an interpretive in-depth case because it seeks to understand an underdeveloped topic in business research. The case selected has already proved to be an innovative social entrepreneurial initiative with a positive social impact. Alternatives to develop the weaknesses found about ASD in business literature and inclusiveness rhetoric are drawn from the theory of entrepreneurship and innovation, emphasizing the inclusive and social perspective.
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