Titlebook: Social Entrepreneurship and Tourism; Philosophy and Pract Pauline J. Sheldon,Roberto Daniele Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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Heroic Messiahs or Everyday Businessmen? The Rhetoric and the Reality of Social Entrepreneurship in preneurship. While such conformity, validated by the entrepreneurs’ life stories, is beneficial in shaping the social entrepreneurial narrative, we argue that the need to further the social entrepreneurship agenda must incorporate alternative forms of thinking and talking about the phenomenon. These

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Guludo Beach Lodge and the Nema Foundation, Mozambiquewater, healthcare, food security and SMEs. It has a diverse range of grass-root projects tailored to each community with donations going directly to these projects bringing opportunities and hope to a new generation.

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The BEST Society: From Charity to Social Entrepreneurshipng no charity. BEST has shifted from giving charity to developing social entrepreneurs, who create and sustain both social and private value. The first step in BEST’s community development model, community consensus, drives the next three steps: interrupting dependency, building capacity and develop

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Social Enterprise Ecosystems: A Case Study of the Danube Delta Region of Romaniay a local social enterprise). The research methodology involves in-depth interviews with key decision makers and the mapping of the nodes and links that make up the social enterprise ecosystem and the practical issues and influences this has on tourism businesses in the Danube basin-area.

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Institutional and Policy Support for Tourism Social Entrepreneurshipions that encourage, legitimize and synergize social entrepreneurship. The chapter offers concrete considerations for policy makers in terms of making institutional and policy changes, but at the same time seeks not to take a normative stance with respect to giving particular directives.

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Social Entrepreneurship Typologies and Tourism: Conceptual Frameworksmmunity based tourism are all areas of tourism that rely heavily on the work of SEs and SEOs. The new focus on SEs and SEOs provides new perspectives for the study of tourism. The chapter concludes by suggesting a number of typologies for tourism-related SE and SEO studies.