[PDF] Top 20 Social enterprise policy design: Constructing social enterprise in the UK and Korea

... give social enterprises more freedom to act like mainstream businesses (Dunn & Riley, ...the social enterprise construct to include social businesses in this way may allow for the ... See full document

... the policy-oriented learning perspective, uncertainty in identifying the (domestic) policy situation significantly influences how the policy being transferred is interpreted and ...the policy ... See full document

... current policy on social enterprise development needs to be ...of social enterprises as a concept, given the emergence of share capital social enterprises in the ...current UK ... See full document

... different social such as social network for using in their business or services but we have different social networks around the internet and existing EIS which do not support this data ...the ... See full document

... on social enterprise to highlight contradictions between „not-for-profit‟ and „more-than-profit‟ ...the social enterprise sector offers up multiple ideologies and ... See full document

... There are ways to increase SMEs and entrepreneurship productivity, ie by clustering, especially for SMEs and small businesses engaged in fashion and textiles and their derivatives. The method undertaken by the Ministry ... See full document

... in design who have ambitious plans: through exports supports from Enterprise Ireland for those considering international expansion; as part of the entrepreneurship programmes of the Local Enterprise ... See full document

... Elements of a theory of social enterprise Bellanca, Nicolò University of Firenze.[r] ... See full document

... critical social situation or to provide a solution for ...for social service provision is proved by the natural person by a confirmation of the health care provider pursuant to a special ...on Social ... See full document

... Some progress has been made in the area of road transport. Turkey became a party to the European Agreement on the international carriage of dangerous goods by road (ADR) on 22 February 2010. However, the institutional ... See full document

... scale. Social sector franchising harnesses business format franchising to reach large numbers of customers with necessary social goods and ...services. Social sector franchises are emerging around ... See full document

... More recently there has been increasing recognition by the NHS that many aspects of health care provision, particularly reaching groups that do not effectively access existing health care services, can best be met by ... See full document

... The social element of ...understanding social entrepreneurship lies in defining the boundaries of what we mean by ...and social entrepreneurship, with an expression of ...for social ... See full document

... of social enterprises (Brown, 2003 ;Bank of England, ...the social sector as some researchers have pointed out (DTI, ...for social enterprises (Barker ...a social enterprise to operate ... See full document

... intersubjectively constituted reality. Thus, the values of those who construct evaluations fundamentally shape these evaluations as well as those “particular physical, psychological, social, and cultural contexts ... See full document

... It is helpful to acknowledge differences between the US and Europe. The terms ‘non- profit’ and ‘not-for-profit’ are used to describe organisations and the activities they undertake in the ‘not-for-profit’ sector in the ... See full document

... by social values rather than profits create problems for those on both sides of the Atlantic seeking to distinguish social from private enterprise on ethical grounds (Collins, 1997; Laville and ... See full document

... in cooperatives (Collins, 1999; Lutz, 2002). Secondly, we review secondary sources referenced in FSA materials to describe the period 1820 – 1984. 1 Supplemented by our own additional literature searches, we construct an ... See full document

... give social enterprises access to highly-skilled graduates, such as in the area of ...nascent social enterprises may not pay employees in the early days in which case they are not eligible to avail of the ... See full document

... the social economy (Low, ...on social enterprise governance. Traditionally, social enterprises have been governed through democratic models which have roots in the philanthropic organisations ... See full document