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Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century: Innovation Across the Nonprofit, Private, and Public Sectors - Georgia Levenson Keohane

Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century: Innovation Across the Nonprofit, Private, and Public Sectors

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272 Seiten
2013
McGraw-Hill Professional (Verlag)
9780071801676 (ISBN)
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What's the best way to harness markets to promote social change? And what kinds of investments can we make across the nonprofit, private, and public sectors to achieve a more shared prosperity? This book helps you to understand social investment and innovation, whether you're a private investor, nonprofit manager, or passionate and engaged donor.
ARE YOU READY FOR THE SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP REVOLUTION?"In her book Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century, Georgia Levenson Keohane provides a great insight into the emergence of social business and entrepreneurship. Her work provides a clear-sighted analysis of the many different dynamics at play as we test new models and solutions for global economic change." --MUHAMMAD YUNUS, 2006 Nobel Peace Laureate, author of Banker to the Poor

"Entrepreneurship and venture thinking don't reside only in Silicon Valley; they can be found in the nonprofit sector, and they are changing the social fabric of nations and cultures around the world. Just how the nonprofit sector has evolved into a powerful agent of social change is the story expertly told by Georgia Levenson Keohane in Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century. This is a hugely important book for those who want to understand the nonprofit world and its evolving role." --ELIOT SPITZER, former governor of New Yorkand host of Current TV's Viewpoint

"A timely, comprehensive, and well-written perspective on one of the most powerful, positive forces for social change in our world today. Keohane's book not only synthesizes her state-of-the-art knowledge of the field, but brings new insight into impact investing, the growing role of the social capital markets, the essentiality of valid performance measures, and the blurring of the lines between the social, public, and private sectors." --WILLIAM F. MEEHAN III, Raccoon Partners Lecturer in Management, Stanford Graduate School of Business and Director Emeritus, McKinsey and Company

"There's been much talk of a 'social entrepreneurship' movement over the past decade. But what is it? How new is it? How has it influenced nonprofits as well as the private and public sectors? What are its virtues and its limitations? What risks are there in its embrace? Georgia Levenson Keohane has provided the most comprehensive, deeply researched, critical examination of social entrepreneurship to date." --PHIL BUCHANAN, president of the Center for Effective Philanthropy

Modern social entrepreneurship is transforming the way we invest our money and change the world. Within 10 years, investors will channel hundreds of billions of dollars to achieve positive social and environmental impact in housing, health, education, energy, and financial services across the globe. While there are extraordinary financial and social gains to be made, many unanswered questions remain.

What's the best way to harness markets to promote social change? And what kinds of investments can we make across the nonprofit, private, and public sectors to achieve a more shared prosperity?

This book demystifies the complex world of social entrepreneurship, providing all the information you need to understand social investment and innovation, whether you’re a private investor, policymaker, nonprofit manager, or passionate and engaged donor.

In clear and straightforward language, former McKinsey executive Georgia Levenson Keohane charts the development of what the New York Times calls "the emerging hybrid of philanthropy and private equity." In Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century, a must-read for anyone interested in innovative solutions to social problems, Keohane:

Shows how social entrepreneurship has radically transformed the nonprofit, private, and public sectorsExplores the promise of impact investing--what it really is and how it worksIlluminates the challenges of bringing billions of dollars in private capital to bear on social problemsIdentifies smart public policies that promote social innovation at the local and national levelsRecommends specific investment opportunities you can act on now


With in-depth coverage of cutting-edge social programs and philanthropic initiatives, Social Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century provides the knowledge and tools you need to be a responsibly engaged investor and citizen in the coming decades.

Georgia Levenson Keohane is a Roosevelt Institute Fellow, an adjunct professor at the Columbia Business School, and a former McKinsey consultant. She writes regularly for Harvard Business Review, The Nation, Slate, and The American Prospect, while advising a range of poverty-fighting organizations. She holds a BA from Yale, an MBA from Harvard, and an MSc from the London School of Economics, where she was a Fulbright Scholar.

Acknowledgments vii

I SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN THE NONPROFIT SECTOR 7
1 What Is Social Entrepreneurship? 9
2 Early Social Entrepreneurship: The Service Organizations 17
3 Early Social Entrepreneurship: The Funders 29
4 New Philanthropy and the Value of Evaluation 37
5 Technology as a Force for Good 47
6 The Pull of Prizes 55
7 Activist Assets 61
8 From Entrepreneurship to Enterprise 71

II SOCIAL IMPACT IN THE PRIVATE SECTOR 83
9 The Investor Perspective: Impact Investing 85
10 International Impact Investing 91
11 Case Study: The Microcredit Story 101
12 Impact Investing in the United States 107
13 The Enterprise Perspective: Shared Value Capitalism 121

III SOCIAL INNOVATION IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR 129
14 The Case of New York City: Social Innovation theBloomberg Way 133
15 The Obama Administration in Theory: Social InnovationGoes to Washington 151
16 The Obama Administration in Practice: Unleashing the Innovation Mojo 159
17 Shaping Markets: Social Impact 173

IV ROOM FOR DEBATE 183
18 Social Entrepreneurship Revisited 185
19 New Views on Philanthropy and Government 199
20 Commercialization and Its Discontents 211
21 Social Entrepreneurship for the Twenty-First Century 219

Notes 235
Index 255

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Sprache englisch
Maße 160 x 236 mm
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