Titlebook: Social Innovation; Blurring Boundaries Alex Nicholls,Alex Murdock Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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The Limits of Economic Value in Measuring the Performance of Social Innovation the best methods with which to assess its effects and impacts. This is, at least in part, because social innovation represents an aspect of ‘production’ whose effects are not typically mediated by prices. Social innovation is typically expressed, in organizational form, by social enterprises. Socia

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Social Innovation, Co-operation, and Competition: Inter-organizational Relations for Social Enterprivation in other contexts, collaborative relations are often a factor in successful cases of social innovation, although little is known about how co-operation is built up and maintained. This chapter sets out an argument for understanding how these inter-organizational relationships operate. This is

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The ‘Porcupine in the Room’: Socio-Religious Entrepreneurs and Innovators within the Framework of So themselves very close together one cold winter’s day so as to profit by one another’s warmth and so save themselves from being frozen to death. But soon they felt one another’s quills, which induced them to separate again, and so on. The porcupines were ‘driven backwards and forwards from one troub

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Green Technology Implementation in Developing Countries: Opportunity Identification and Business Modional communities as promising tools that can inspire socially committed individuals to act in response to long-standing issues that affect humanity around the globe (e.g. Dees, 1998; Austin et al., 2006; Nicholls, 2006; Phills et al., 2008). The traditional aid and welfare models — whereby the gove

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