WEEKLY SCHEDULE DEFINITIONS (Week One) HOW WILL THIS CLASS WORK? WHAT IS SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ANYWAY? Paul C. Light, Chapters 1 and 7, The Search for Social Entrepreneurship, an introduction to the big debates about entrepreneurship Roger L. Martin, and Sally Osberg, Entrepreneurship: The Case “Social for Definition,” Spring 2007, a push-back Stanford Social Innovation Review, against the inclusive model of social entrepreneurship Paul C. Light, Social Entrepreneurship Revisited,” Stanford Social 2009; I’m still changing for sure Innovation Review, ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CONTEXT (Week Two) WHAT DO WE KNOW ENTREPRENEURING? Paul C. Light, Chapter 2, a The Search for Social Entrepreneurship, straightforward assessment of the assumptions we make about the who, where, and what of social entrepreneurship Christian Seelos, and Johanna Mair, is not the Holy Grail,” “Innovation Fall 2012; an accessible discussion of Stanford Social Innovation Review, innovation/entrepreneurship as a process, not an ideology WHAT WOULD SCHUMPETER SAY? Carmen Păunescu, Trends in Social Innovation: Social Capital, “Current Corporate Social Responsibility, Impact Measurement,” Management and Summer 2014), an interesting analysis of the competition between Marketing, words in the definition of social change today Richard N. Langlois, and the Obsolescence of the “Schumpeter Entrepreneur, 2003, a Austrian Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies,
WEEKLY SCHEDULE DEFINITIONS (Week One) HOW WILL THIS CLASS WORK? WHAT IS SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP ANYWAY? Paul C. Light, The Search for Social Entrepreneurship, Chapters 1 and 7, an introduction to the big debates about entrepreneurship Roger L. Martin, and Sally Osberg, “Social Entrepreneurship: The Case for Definition,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, Spring 2007, a push-back against the inclusive model of social entrepreneurship Paul C. Light, Social Entrepreneurship Revisited,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, 2009; I’m still changing for sure ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CONTEXT (Week Two) WHAT DO WE KNOW ENTREPRENEURING? Paul C. Light, The Search for Social Entrepreneurship, Chapter 2, a straightforward assessment of the assumptions we make about the who, where, and what of social entrepreneurship Christian Seelos, and Johanna Mair, “Innovation is not the Holy Grail,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, Fall 2012; an accessible discussion of innovation/entrepreneurship as a process, not an ideology WHAT WOULD SCHUMPETER SAY? Carmen Păunescu, “Current Trends in Social Innovation: Social Capital, Corporate Social Responsibility, Impact Measurement,” Management and Marketing, Summer 2014), an interesting analysis of the competition between words in the definition of social change today Richard N. Langlois, “Schumpeter and the Obsolescence of the Entrepreneur, Austrian Economics and Entrepreneurial Studies, 2003, a
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