Insights Into The Impact Of Entrepreneurship And Management On Society From Ontological, Epistemological, And Axiological Perspectives

Abstract

This study explores the multifaceted impact of entrepreneurship and management on society through ontological, epistemological, and axiological perspectives. It highlights how philosophical foundations shape the way entrepreneurial and managerial phenomena are understood, practised, and evaluated. Ontologically, it examines the existence and nature of organisational and entrepreneurial realities. Epistemologically, it investigates how knowledge about these domains is generated and applied in dynamic environments. Axiologically, it emphasises the ethical and value-based dimensions guiding responsible leadership and sustainable decision-making. Drawing on contemporary research, this paper integrates theoretical insights with practical implications, demonstrating how these philosophical dimensions interact to enhance innovation, social responsibility, and sustainable development. The findings underscore that a balanced philosophical approach can strengthen the ethical, cognitive, and structural foundations of modern entrepreneurship and management, leading to a more inclusive and value-driven society.