Titlebook: New Frontiers in Social Innovation Research; Alex Nicholls (Professor of Social Entrepreneurshi Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 The Editor(s) (if applic

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At the Root of Change: The History of Social Innovationes a theoretical and methodological framework for this historical discussion. It then goes on to discuss trends observed from a preliminary analysis of several historical cases of social innovation and offers a more detailed discussion of one specific case — the emergence of the intelligence test. T

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A Relational Database to Understand Social Innovation and Its Impact on Social Transformation when they emerge, and the fact that the concept of social innovation is still poorly codified. Case studies are typically used to explore new research areas for which existing theory seems inadequate. A case study approach is the prescribed methodology to explore phenomena that are not easily disti

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Social Innovation for Social Cohesionations. But what can such innovations contribute? How can they best be understood? And how can a positive interaction between these forms of social innovation and public policies for reform be ensured? The EU-funded international research project, ‘Welfare Innovations at the Local Level in Favour of

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Enhancing Public Innovation through Collaboration, Leadership and New Public Governancee to across-the-board cuts in times of shrinking budgets. It is also seen as a promising tool for breaking policy deadlocks and adjusting welfare services and delivery systems to new and changing demands (Bason, 2010). At the same time, there is growing evidence that multi-actor collaboration in net

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Seoul City’s Social Innovation Strategy: New Models of Communication to Strengthen Citizen Engagemen11, when a well-known civil society leader, Wonsoon Park, became mayor, Seoul City has been going through rapid change. Led by the mayor on a mission to bring about change from the ground up, Seoul Metropolitan Government (SMG) has embraced citizen engagement and open dialogue in its policy-making p

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Can Collective Intelligence Produce Social Innovation?e’ (also described as the ‘wisdom of the crowds’, Surowiecki, 2005). Collective intelligence refers to the capacity to mobilise and coordinate the expertise and creativity possessed by large groups of individuals in order to solve problems and create new knowledge. Although this can be done offline,

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