Social Entrepreneurs
Soundings - ISSN 1362-6620
Volume 2000 Number 15
Social Entrepreneurs
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Abstract
There are now many government programmes and initiatives aimed at regenerating communities in poor areas. But there’s a gap between the language of new opportunities, and the emergence of real change ‘on the ground’. Mike Waite asks how useful the language of social and civic entrepreneurship will be in addressing this issue.
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