SOCIAL INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

The idea of innovation aimed exclusively at meeting market competitiveness and the needs of organizations in different economic sectors has been explored in several studies in light of a recognized socioeconomic proposal for structural changes and the search for expanding results. One of them is called social innovation, which seeks to generate solutions to social problems and improve society's quality of life. The study on this topic in the form in which it is confirmed today is recent, however, the research discovered in the literature has focused on a specific aspect of social innovation, without considering its borders and its depths. The objective of this study is to systematically present the literature on social innovation ecosystem, through observation of developments in production and works with greater impact, strictly for the expression social innovation ecosystem. The methodology used in this research was developed from an exploratory, bibliographical perspective and through a systematic literature review, in order to cover its specificities and correlations. It is concluded that the dynamics of these studies are related to public policies, because there is a current interest in overcoming the classic opposition between political analysis and political studies. It is about broadening the debate to better understand public action, beyond government, and new modes of public governance that can address considerable and complex social problems that interrelate economic, social, cultural, and environmental dynamics.