Journal article | Zeitschriftenartikel
The Praxis of Social Enterprise and Human Security: an Applied Research Agenda
The growth of social enterprise within development NGO work might lead one to suspect it has been irredeemably corrupted by neo-liberal capitalism. However, using the tools of capitalism is not the same as subscribing to the values of capitalism. This paper is situated at the intersection of five fields: human security, international development, social enterprise, social franchising, and left-wing anti-capitalist thought. It examines the relevance of social enterprise to human security and to development, the relationship between social enterprise and the anti-capitalist values of the left, and it then focuses on social franchising - a subset of social enterprise that highlights the importance of cooperation - suggesting that it may be a useful methodology for NGOs carrying out educational work in parts of the developing world. It synthesises and extends ideas that I have presented elsewhere [1-3], it draws on ethnographic fieldwork on the Thai-Burma border, and it puts forward an agenda for further applied research that is rooted in a sociological analysis of civil society and contributes to the human security paradigm.
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                1835-3800
 
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                Seite(n): 4-11
 
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                Englisch
 
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                Status: Veröffentlichungsversion; begutachtet (peer reviewed)
 
- Erschienen in
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                Journal of Human Security, 10(1)
 
- Thema
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                Soziologie, Anthropologie
Wirtschaftssoziologie
Entwicklungsländersoziologie, Entwicklungssoziologie
Antikapitalismus
menschliche Sicherheit
Praxis
Unternehmen
Franchising
nichtstaatliche Organisation
soziale Verantwortung
Entwicklungshilfe
Thailand
Myanmar
 
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                Geistige Schöpfung
 
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                Brown, Malcolm David
 
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                Veröffentlichung
 
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                Schweiz
 
- (wann)
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                2014
 
- DOI
 
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Objekttyp
- Zeitschriftenartikel
 
Beteiligte
- Brown, Malcolm David
 
Entstanden
- 2014