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Social Entrepreneurship
New Models of Sustainable Social Change
Edited by Alex Nicholls
476 pages
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tables and line drawings
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234x156mm
978-0-19-928387-3
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Hardback
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02 November 2006
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- Examines the phenomenon of 'social entrepreneurship' as practised by grass-roots activists, NGOs, policy makers, international institutions, and corporations
- Seeks to address the ambiguity around the term 'social entrepreneurship' and develop clear frameworks to understand it
- International focus
- Contributions from leading academics, policy makers, and practitioners of social entrepreneurship, including Muhammad Yunus, Geoff Mulgan, and Bill Drayton
- Preface by Jeff Skoll, founder of eBay
'Social Entrepreneurship' is a term that has come to be applied to the activities of grass-roots activists, NGOs, policy makers, international institutions, and corporations, amongst others, which address a range of social issues in innovative and creative ways.
Themed around the emerging agendas for developing new, sustainable models of social sector excellence and systemic impact, Social Entrepreneurship offers, for the first time, a wide-ranging, internationally-focused selection of cutting-edge work from leading academics, policy makers, and practitioners. Together they seek to clarify some of the ambiguity around this term, describe a range of social
entrepreneurship projects, and establish a clear set of frameworks with which to understand it.
Included in the volume are contributions from Muhammad Yunus, the father of microfinance, Geoff Mulgan, former head of the British prime minister's policy unit, and Bill Drayton, founder of the Ashoka network of social entrepreneurs. Jeff Skoll, founder of the Skoll Foundation, and first president of eBay, provides a preface.Readership: Academics, researchers, and advanced students of Management Studies interested in business ethics, public sector and non-profit management, and (social) entrepreneurship courses; Policy makers and practitioners involved in the social sector.
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Edited by Alex Nicholls, University Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Contributors:
Sutia Kim Alter, Virtue Ventures
Beth Battle Anderson, Duke University
James E. Austin, Harvard Business School
Gordon M. Bloom, Harvard Kennedy School
Jerr Boschee, Institute for Social Entrepreneurs
Albert Cho, Management consultant and independent researcher
J. Gregory Dees, Duke University
William Drayton, Ashoka
Jed Emerson, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Saïd Business
School, University of Oxford
Doug Foster, University of Surrey
Paola Grenier, London School of Economics
Pamela Hartigan, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship
Alex Jacobs, MANGO
Charles Leadbeater, Demos
Herman B. Leonard, Harvard Business School
Maximilian Martin, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship
Geoff Mulgan, Director, Young Foundation,
Alex Nicholls, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
Sally Osberg, Skoll Foundation
Ezequiel Reficco, Harvard Business School
Jane Wei-Skillern, Harvard Business School
Jeff Skoll, Skoll Foundation
Rowena Young, Director, Skoll Centre
for Social Entrepreneurship, Saïd Business School,
Muhammad Yunus, Founder Grameen Bank
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"'Social enterprise is an exciting movement which challenges both private and public sectors. To succeed in realising its potential it needs to be supported by evidence, analysis, and academic insight. The Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship provides a hub for this thinking and Dr Alex Nicholls' latest book is a strong contribution to the field.'" - Ed Miliband MP, Minister for the Third Sector
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Jeff Skoll: Preface
Alex Nicholls: Introduction
Part I: New Perspectives
1: Muhammad Yunus: Social Business Entrepreneurs are the Solution
2: William Drayton: The Citizen Sector Transformed
3: Rowena Young: For What It's Worth: Social Value and the Future of Social Entrepreneurship
4: Geoff Mulgan: Cultivating the Other Invisible Hand of Social Entrepreneurship: Comparative Advantage, Public Policy, and Future Research Priorities
Part II: New Theories
5: Alex Nicholls and Albert Cho: Social Entrepreneurship: The Structuration of a Field
6: Paola Grenier: Social Entrepreneurship: Agency in a Globalising World
7: Beth Battle Anderson and J. Gregory Dees: Rhetoric, Reality, and Research: Building a Solid Foundation for the Practice of Social Entrepreneurship
8: James E. Austin, Herman B. Leonard, Ezequiel Reficco, and Jane Wei-Skillern: Social Entrepreneurship: It's For Corporations, Too
9: Doug Foster: Social Entrepreneurship: Exploring a Cultural Mode Amidst Others in the Church of England
Part III: New Models
10: Sutia Kim Alter: Social Enterprise Models and Their Mission and Money Relationships
11: Charles Leadbeater: The Socially Entrepreneurial City
12: Alex Jacobs: Helping People is Difficult: Growth and Performance in Social Enterprises Working for International Relief and Development
13: Gordon M. Bloom: The Social Entrepreneurship Collaboratory (SE Lab): A University Incubator for a Rising Generation of Social Entrepreneurs
Part IV: New Directions
14: Sally Osberg: Wayfinding without a Compass: Philanthropy's Changing Landscape and its Implications for Social Entrepreneurs
15: Pamela Hartigan: Delivering on the Promise of Social Entrepreneurship: Challenges Faced in Launching a Global Social Capital Market
16: Jerr Boschee: Social Entrepreneurship: The Promise and the Perils
17: Jed Emerson: Moving Ahead Together: Implications of a Blended Value Framework for the Future of Social Entrepreneurship
Alex Nicholls: Endnote
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