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Solidarity and efficiency, together better
REORGANIZATION OF SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP[editar]
Paul C. Light . University of New York
Summary
In this work a review of the different meanings of Social Entrepreneurship is made. It focuses on an entrepreneurship analysis as social or group adventure rather than individual, and at the same time it is centered on the dimension of the breaking of regular management manners in social organizations. In the management manners review it is considered at the same time the group of attitudes towards leadership, management, marketing, organizative design, and financing. Entrepreneurship, as breaking of regular management manners, is a strategy of action, in which matters collective knowledge, process changes and the analysis of what happens and how in organizations as well as why entrepreneurship actions failure.
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Paul C. Light [editar]
University of New York
Dr. Paul C. Light is NYU Wagner's Paulette Goddard
Professor of Public Service and founding principal investigator of the
Organizational Performance Initiative. Until joining NYU, Dr. Light served as
the Douglas Dillon Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, founding
director of its Center for Public Service, and vice president and director of
the Governmental Studies Program. He has served previously as director of the
Public Policy Program at the Pew Charitable Trusts and associate dean and
professor of public affairs at the University
of Minnesota's Hubert
Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs.
Light has written 18 books, including the award-winning Thickening Government and The Tides of Reform. He is also a co-author of a best-selling American government textbook, Government by the People. His research interests include: bureaucracy, civil service, Congress, entitlement programs, executive branch, government reform, nonprofit effectiveness, organizational change, and the political appointment process.
Light has written 18 books, including the award-winning Thickening Government and The Tides of Reform. He is also a co-author of a best-selling American government textbook, Government by the People. His research interests include: bureaucracy, civil service, Congress, entitlement programs, executive branch, government reform, nonprofit effectiveness, organizational change, and the political appointment process.
keywords
Entrepreneurship
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Social change
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Organization
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Leadership
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Sustainability
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Social problems
Esta publicación cuenta con la cofinanciación del Fondo Social Europeo en el marco del Programa Operativo Lucha contra la Discriminación 2007-2013.
Spanish Review of the Third Sector . Edited by Luis Vives Foundation. ISSN:1886/0419. The Spanish Review of the Third Sector has been included in the LATINDEX and ISOC catalogs of Scientic Journals.
This review is co-founded by the European Social Fund within the framework of the Operative Program Fighting against Discrimination 2007-2013.
This review is co-founded by the European Social Fund within the framework of the Operative Program Fighting against Discrimination 2007-2013.
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