Political community entrepreneurship policy as an effort to reduce infrastructural violence: a systematic literature review

Abstract

This article is related to the understanding of the importance of the political community to create entrepreneurial policies (policy politics). This is one of the solutions to overcome infrastructure violence in road construction through community empowerment, in order to realize sustainable infrastructure development. The research method uses a qualitative approach using a systematic literature review (SLR). SLR was conducted using the PRIMA method, collecting data from various journal articles sourced from Google Scholar, Science Direct, and other relevant articles. These articles were collected based on the last ten years of information explaining the political concept of community entrepreneurship policy, the concept of infrastructure violence, and the importance of community entrepreneurship in reducing risk and violence associated with road construction. These articles contribute to providing knowledge development insights on the policy politics of community entrepreneurship in addressing infrastructure violence in road construction and relevant research topics for the future.

Keywords

• S Policy politics
• community entrepreneurship
• development
• infrastructural violence
• Robert Read, Economics, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, UK
• Development Studies