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Social entrepreneurship new models of sustainable social change /

Corporate Author: ebrary, Inc.
Other Authors: Nicholls, Alex.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, c2006.
Subjects:
Social entrepreneurship.
Online Access:http://site.ebrary.com/lib/ucy/Doc?id=10271364
Table of Contents:
  • Social business entrepreneurs are the solution / Muhammad Yunus
  • The citizen sector transformed / Bill Drayton
  • For what it is worth : social value and the future of social entrepreneurship / Rowena Young
  • Cultivating the other invisible hand of social entrepreneurship : comparative advantage, public policy, and future research priorities / Geoff Mulgan
  • Social entrepreneurship : the structuration of a field / Alex Nicholls and Albert Hyunbae Cho
  • Social entrepreneurship : agency in a globalizing world / Paola Greneir
  • Rhetoric, reality, and research : building a solid foundation for the practice of social entrepreneurship / Beth Battle Anderson and J. Gregory Dees
  • Social entrepreneurship : it is for corporations, too / James E. Austin ... [et al.]
  • Social entrepreneurship : exploring a cultural mode amidst others in the Church of England / Doug Foster
  • Social enterprise models and their mission and money relationships / Sutia Kim Alter
  • The socially entrepreneurial city / Charles Leadbeater
  • Helping people is difficult : growth and performance in social enterprises working for international relief and development / Alex Jacobs
  • The social entrepreneurship collaboratory (SE Lab) : a university incubator for a rising generation of social entrepreneurs / Gordon M. Bloom
  • Wayfinding without a compass : philanthropy's changing landscape and its implications for social entrepreneurs / Sally Osberg
  • Delivering on the promise of social entrepreneurship : challenges faced in launching a global social capital market / Pamela Hartigan
  • Social entrepreneurship : the promise and the perils / Jerr Boschee
  • Moving ahead together : implications of a blended value framework for the future of social entrepreneurship / Jed Emerson.

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