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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Tomas Peterson,Katarina SchenkerAnalyzes the development of social entrepreneurship within Swedish sport.Offers a broad overview of the political and social elements of sports in Sweden.Introduces a methodological tool for analyzing

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978-3-030-10212-8The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018

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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 chapter.

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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 the venture.

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A Methodological Tool for Researching Sport and Social Entrepreneurship,tion to the five theses. This tool has become useful in the research process and is valuable for communicating the analysis. A comparison of the seven case studies is conducted in which both similarities and differences are identified and analysed.

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