Titlebook: Values and Opportunities in Social Entrepreneurship; Kai Hockerts (Associate Professor),Johanna Mair (A Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a di

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Bart Victor,Woodrow Lucased problem of the localization of functions in the cerebral cortex. Nevertheless, the solution of these problems has depended not only on the development of technical methods of studying the brain, but also on the theories concerning mental processes predominant at any particular time. For this reas

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s something a bit different from the rest of Sweden. It differs from the southern regions of the country with respect to its ecology, economy, politics and culture. Even though many of these differences can be ascribed to popular stereotypes, facts and figures still paint a distinctive portrait. To

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Vision and Values: The Relationship between the Visions and Actions of Social Entrepreneurssed on managerial issues, such as organizational growth strategies and metrics, and losing touch with what is exciting and distinct about social entrepreneurship. This is an exploratory study into how social entrepreneurs express their visions, and how their visions guide and shape their actions.

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Social Entrepreneurship: Snapshots of a Research Field in Emergenceated, ‘There appears to be plenty of evidence that social entrepreneurship exists, particularly when measured by the rapidly increasing number of conferences, case studies, and funders interested in the topic’ (Light, 2005: 1).

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Social Entrepreneurship: A Study on the Source and Discovery of Social Opportunitiest decade (Johnson, 2000), 5% more than new business formation (Austin et al., 2006). Sensing the need to educate this new wave of social entrepreneurs, programs catering to the education of social entrepreneurs have begun to emerge in major and elite universities such as Columbia, Harvard, Yale, Duke and others.