Table of Contents

1. The Nature of Social Entrepreneurship  2. Social Entrepreneurship, Morality, and Social Justice  3. Social Entrepreneurs: Characteristics and Competencies  4. Discovering Opportunities for Social Ventures  5. Managing the External Environment of Social Ventures  6. Creating Effective Social Venture Models  7. Feasibility Analysis for Social Ventures  8. Writing Business Plans for Social Ventures  9. Marketing for Social Ventures  10. Managing the Financial Side of Social Ventures  11. Managing People in Social Ventures  12. Legal Issues in Social Ventures 13. Managing and Growing a Social Venture  14. Strategies for Exiting a Social Venture  15. Corporate Social Entrepreneurship  16. A Global Perspective of Social Entrepreneurship

About the Author

Constant Beugré is Professor of Management at Delaware State University, USA, where he teaches classes in organizational behavior, leadership, and entrepreneurship. He has published five books and more than 70 refereed journal articles, book chapters, and conference proceedings.

Reviews

‘Finally a true textbook for my social entrepreneurship class! This text provides comprehensive coverage of this emerging discipline along with supplements needed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to become social entrepreneurs. In addition to a comprehensive text covering needed content, other valued aspects of the text are the international focus of the book, the cases, and the thought questions provided.’- Charles A. Rarick, Purdue University Northwest, USA‘This book is a much welcome entry into the family of social enterprise books. It addresses critical gaps in the provision of social enterprise teaching and will be a valuable tool in the hands of an ever increasing number of students of social entrepreneurship. The book and the accompanying website are innovative in nature and broaden the scope for increased social entrepreneurial activity. Its structure is unique; blending the philosophy of deep and constructive learning by taking the student on a captivating journey that informs, questions and provokes critical reflection. Students will find this book to be a relevant resource in the creation of social value.’- Charles Oham, Senior Lecturer, University of Greenwich, UKAn excellent introduction to key concepts, illuminated by relevant and inspiring real world examples, Social Entrepreneurship is an invaluable resource for experienced and aspiring social entrepreneur alike. This book will support anyone interested in studying or addressing societal challenges through the means of a social venture, and the perils of losing sight of the complexities and pitfalls involved in attempting to do so. - Michael Roy, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK

‘Finally a true textbook for my social entrepreneurship class! This text provides comprehensive coverage of this emerging discipline along with supplements needed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to become social entrepreneurs. In addition to a comprehensive text covering needed content, other valued aspects of the text are the international focus of the book, the cases, and the thoughtful questions provided.’- Charles A. Rarick, Purdue University Northwest, USA‘This book is a much welcome entry into the family of social enterprise books. It addresses critical gaps in the provision of social enterprise teaching and will be a valuable tool in the hands of an ever increasing number of students of social entrepreneurship. The book and the accompanying website are innovative in nature and broaden the scope for increased social entrepreneurial activity. Its structure is unique; blending the philosophy of deep and constructive learning by taking the student on a captivating journey that informs, questions and provokes critical reflection. Students will find this book to be a relevant resource in the creation of social value.’- Charles Oham, Senior Lecturer, University of Greenwich, UKAn excellent introduction to key concepts, illuminated by relevant and inspiring real world examples, Social Entrepreneurship is an invaluable resource for experienced and aspiring social entrepreneurs alike. This book will support anyone interested in studying or addressing societal challenges through the means of a social venture, and the perils of losing sight of the complexities and pitfalls involved in attempting to do so. - Michael Roy, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK