Titlebook: Sport and Social Entrepreneurship in Sweden; Tomas Peterson,Katarina Schenker Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Social Entrepreneurship, Sport and Democracy Development,n sport. Through the use of democratic conceptions, Chap. . explores the extent to which sport and sporting activities with an entrepreneurial character can contribute to citizens’ democratic influence and competence, and hence to the development of democracy.

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The Cases,ship in sport. This chapter describes the cases that can be understood as social entrepreneurship: Enjoy Water, Equestrian Ventures, Football for Integration, Mapping, Pre-emptive Activity and The Sports Club on the Island.

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Introduction, anthology have studied and evaluated different forms of sporting activity. On the basis of a large number of cases, they have formulated theses relevant to the understanding of social entrepreneurship in a Swedish context. The editors introduce the structure of the anthology and the content of each

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Sweden: The Societal Setting,e broad characteristics of sport in Sweden with a focus on societal and political levels, comprising the extent of voluntary sport, its organization and financing involving the state, the market and civil society. The development of social entrepreneurship within Swedish sport is analysed. Even thou

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The Cases,s heterogeneous in terms of location, history, organization, preconditions and size, and because they represent various aspects of social entrepreneurship in sport. This chapter describes the cases that can be understood as social entrepreneurship: Enjoy Water, Equestrian Ventures, Football for Inte

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Social Entrepreneurship, Sport and Democracy Development,ic way of life be developed through participation in a sporting activity that challenges existing beliefs about both the nature of sport and the role played by sport in society? These questions are the starting point for a discussion of the ‘social’ aspect of the concept of social entrepreneurship i

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Ethics in Researching Sport and Social Entrepreneurship,ases, concluding that entrepreneurs may prefer not to be anonymous informants in research ventures; that they may become part of the brand and the branding process; and that researchers have to navigate different sectors of society and thus run the risk of being accused of becoming accomplices in th