2010
DOI: 10.4013/csu.2010.46.3.05
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Inovação social: rumo a uma mudança experimental na política pública?

Abstract: Desde o início da década de 1990, o processo de privatização e de mercantilização da política pública conduziu à individualização e à fragmentação dos programas e serviços, mas também oportunizou o fortalecimento da estrutura da sociedade civil e a ampliação da sua capacidade de intervenção na realidade social. Inovação social e empreendedorismo social surgem como importantes fatores de renovação do Estado. A mudança na estrutura social passou a ser estudada pela Rede de Pesquisa Europeia (EMES) na perspectiva… Show more

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“…Third sector distinguishes social entrepreneurship from CSR and other corporate strategies in the private commercial sector and from innovative public policies. Innovation is included in the definition to highlight the fact that social entrepreneurship is about developing a new approach to a social problem and not just about the ambition of forming an enterprise (Mulgan 2007, Phills, Deiglmeier and Miller 2008, Light 2008, Hulgård and Ferrarini 2010. Activities of social entrepreneurship often have an economic impact either on the communities that are involved in the activity or on the entrepreneurial organization itself.…”
Section: Hulgård 208mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Third sector distinguishes social entrepreneurship from CSR and other corporate strategies in the private commercial sector and from innovative public policies. Innovation is included in the definition to highlight the fact that social entrepreneurship is about developing a new approach to a social problem and not just about the ambition of forming an enterprise (Mulgan 2007, Phills, Deiglmeier and Miller 2008, Light 2008, Hulgård and Ferrarini 2010. Activities of social entrepreneurship often have an economic impact either on the communities that are involved in the activity or on the entrepreneurial organization itself.…”
Section: Hulgård 208mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Secondly, they have been the innovators in the generation of public services -the history of social enterprise and social entrepreneurship is full of such examples although more systematic research is needed (Borzaga 2011). Thirdly, organizations in the social economy teach people civility and to be responsible citizens and social entrepreneurs not only for themselves and their closest relatives but also for the larger community (Putnam 2000, Hulgård and Spear 2006, Hulgård 2007, Hulgård and Ferrarini 2010.…”
Section: Social Enterprisementioning
confidence: 99%
“…These concepts of social innovation integrate two perspectives: one focused on processes and one that focuses on results (Sharra & Nyssens, 2010;Hulgård & Ferrarini, 2010). The focus on process discusses inclusion, capacitation, and intense cooperation between the actors involved, as a way to obtain permanent and impactful social transformations that might represent changes in social rela tions and conditions (Lassance & Pedreira, 2004;André & Abreu, 2006;Big netti, 2011).…”
Section: Conceptual Aspects Of Social Innovationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It presents itself as a new answer to an unsatisfying situation (Lévesque, 2002;Cloutier, 2003;Moulaert, Martinelli, Swyngedouw, & González, 2005;Farfus & Rocha, 2007;Mulgan, 2006;Assog ba, 2010;Sharra & Nyssens, 2010;Hulgård & Ferrarini, 2010), and aims at the welfare of individuals (Cloutier, 2003;André & Abreu, 2006;Pol & Ville, 2009) and collectivities through the satisfaction of needs (Cloutier, 2003;Farfus & Rocha, 2007;Murray, CaulierGrice, & Mulgan, 2010;Sharra & Nyssens, 2010;Bignetti, 2011), such as health, education, labor, leisure, transports and tourism.…”
Section: Conceptual Aspects Of Social Innovationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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