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Introduction,nce and seems to be increasingly recognized as a welcome addition to the traditional business lexicon, given its immense potential for shared value creation. According to Gregory Dees, who is credited as the father of social entrepreneurship and to whom we dedicate this book, given his untimely pass

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The Context for Social Entrepreneurship in the Middle East,nt of attention from a diverse set of actors. The community includes entrepreneurs, investors, educators, and policymakers who share a commitment to achieving positive social impact using innovative and financially sustainable methods. In parallel, theoretical and empirical research in this area has

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The Rise of Social Entrepreneurship in the Middle East: A Pathway for Inclusive Growth or an Alluri, poverty, corruption, and inequality coupled with increasing resource dependency, high rates of pollution, water shortages, and ensuing conflicts have sown many seeds of disenchantment across the region. More importantly, those trying to usher in positive change on any single one of these challenge

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Social Enterprise in the MENA Region: False Hope or New Dawn?,ise in the MENA region are optimistic based on empirical observation of the convergence of different stakeholder efforts (such as strategic philanthropy, corporate social responsibility (CSR), public–private partnerships) towards social enterprise models. Not only do we believe social enterprise is

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Social Enterprises: A Panacea for Engaging Youth and Inspiring Hope?,ch “enterprise” and specifically “social enterprise” can provide a common solution for both. While particularly entrenched in the Arab World, neither youth unemployment nor disengagement is unique to it, suggesting that we first need to look more broadly at what ails global socio-economic progress a

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Bridging Impact and Investment in MENA,investment funds with billions of dollars in potential investments have appeared across the globe.. According to a 2012 survey of over 100 impact investment funds by the Global Impact Investment Network (GIIN), participating funds committed US$8 billion in capital to impact investments and planned t

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