Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century: Innovation Across the Nonprofit, Private, and Public Sectors 1st Edition

This book is an easy-to-read yet scholarly work that gave a comprehensive overview of the state of Social Entrepreneurship and all its permutations within contemporary society. If you want to understand what else there is beyond the traditional nonprofit, read this book and prepare to be catapulted to a much deeper and broader realization of the opportunities and challenges facing this fundamental lynchpin of a strong democracy.

Book was for a family member No complaints regrading quality Family member is a professor and will be using book for fall semester

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I am an instructor in a Health Care Management bachelor's program. I am using this as one of the textbooks in our History of Business Innovation class. This is a well-written, well-organized book with a lot of great, relevant, timely information. It will force you to create a new paradigm regarding Corporate Social Responsibility; it takes the concept to a whole new level. It discusses philanthropies, philanthropists, charitable foundations, for profit and not-for profit businesses, and the public sector in an entirely new light. I highly recommend it!

I'm very interested in the topic but the way that this book is written is terrible. Every chapter is written the same way - a major concept is introduced and the examples follow. It's incredibly tedious to read and very superficial in its analysis (if yoiu could even call it that). I almost never say this, but avoid buying this book and just use Wikipedia.