The Emergence of Social Enterprise (eBook, PDF)

Redaktion: Borzaga, Carlo; Defourny, Jacques

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

What are the characteristics of social enterprises? What are the future prospects for social enterprises? What do social enterprises contribute?

Analyzing social enterprises in fifteen different countries, The Emergence of Social Enterprise seeks to answer these important questions while investigating the remarkable growth in the 'third sector'.

Using the social enterprises as case-studies, theory and practice is combined in a compelling argument to support the concept of an 'emergence' of social enterprise. Written by leading academics, in an accessible yet informed style, this book will be vital reading for all those studying and teaching non-profit organizations, social policy, social economy and civil society.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 396
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. September 2001
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781134526727
• Artikelnr.: 42636100

Autorenporträt

Jacques Defourny, Carlo Borzaga

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: From Third Sector to Social Enterprise Part 1: Social
Enterprises in the Fifteen EU Countries 1. Austria: Social Enterprises and
New Childcare Services2. Belgium: Social Enterprises in Community
Services3. Denmark: Co-operative Activity and Community Development4.
Finland: Labour Co-operatives as an Innovative Response to Unemployment5.
France: Social Enterprises Developing 'Proximity Services' 6. Germany:
Social Enterprises and Transitional Employment7. Greece: Social Enterprises
Responding to Welfare Needs8. Ireland: Social Enterprises and Local
Development9. Italy: From Traditional Cooperatives to Innovative Social
Enterprises10. Luxembourg: Work-Integration Social Enterprises in an
Emerging Third Sector11. Portugal: Co-operatives for Rehabilitation of
People with Disabilities12. Spain: Social Enterprises as a Response to
Employment Policy Failure13. Sweden: The Emergence of Work-Integration
Social Enterprises14. The Netherlands: Neighbourhood Development
Enterprises15. United Kingdom: A Wide Range of Social Enterprises Part 2:
The Social Enterprises: A Theoretical Perspective 16. Social Enterprises as
Incentive Structures: An Economic Analysis 17. The Significance of Social
Capital in the Multiple Goal and Resource Structure of Social Enterprises
18. The Social Enterprise: Towards a Theoretical Socio-Economic Approach19.
Management Challenges for Social Enterprises Conclusions: Social
Enterprises in Europe: A Diversity of Initiatives and Prospects