By means of ethnographic descriptions and personal anecdotes, Social Entrepreneurship and Neoliberalism offers an immersive account of the lifeworld of social entrepreneurs, delving into what is arguably one of the most significant phenomena of our time.
By means of ethnographic descriptions and personal anecdotes, Social Entrepreneurship and Neoliberalism offers an immersive account of the lifeworld of social entrepreneurs, delving into what is arguably one of the most significant phenomena of our time.
Carolina Bandinelli is Assistant Professor in Media and Creative Industries at the Centre for Cultural & Media Policy Studies, University of Warwick.
Inhaltsangabe
Prologue Introduction: late neoliberalism and the revival of ethicsWhat are we talking about when we talk about social entrepreneurship?The ontological ambiguity of the enterprise The lifeworld of social entrepreneurs: precarity and passion in the "creative city"Changing the world? A private matterExperience and effectiveness: a (post)political ideologyConclusion: calling for a radical politics of social entrepreneurship
Prologue Introduction: late neoliberalism and the revival of ethicsWhat are we talking about when we talk about social entrepreneurship?The ontological ambiguity of the enterprise The lifeworld of social entrepreneurs: precarity and passion in the "creative city"Changing the world? A private matterExperience and effectiveness: a (post)political ideologyConclusion: calling for a radical politics of social entrepreneurship
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