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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.

The Praxis of Social Enterprise and Human Security: an Applied Research Agenda

Urheber*in: Brown, Malcolm David

Namensnennung 4.0 International

ISSN
1835-3800
Umfang
Seite(n): 4-11
Sprache
Englisch
Anmerkungen
Status: Veröffentlichungsversion; begutachtet (peer reviewed)

Erschienen in
Journal of Human Security, 10(1)

Thema
Soziologie, Anthropologie
Wirtschaftssoziologie
Entwicklungsländersoziologie, Entwicklungssoziologie
Antikapitalismus
menschliche Sicherheit
Praxis
Unternehmen
Franchising
nichtstaatliche Organisation
soziale Verantwortung
Entwicklungshilfe
Thailand
Myanmar

Ereignis
Geistige Schöpfung
(wer)
Brown, Malcolm David
Ereignis
Veröffentlichung
(wo)
Schweiz
(wann)
2014

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  • Brown, Malcolm David

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