Social Enterprise in Central and Eastern Europe: Theory, Models and Practice - Defourny, Jacques; Nyssens, Marthe (Routledge, 2021)
Keywords: Bulgaria; Business; Business & economic sciences; Business & Economics; Business and Management; Central / national / federal government; Central / national / federal government policies; Central and Eastern European countries; cooperatives; Croatia; Czech Republic; Development Economics; Economic History; Economics; Economics, Finance, Business and Management; Economics. Production; Economie sociale; Entrepreneurial Challenges; Entrepreneurship; Entrepreneurship / Start-ups; Europe - Social Policy; Georgia; Hungary; ICSEM project; Innovation Management; Insitutional Perspectives; Latvia; Lithuania; Mitteleuropa; New Developments; Nonfiction; NPOs; Osteuropa; Poland; Politics and government; Public & Nonprofit Management; public policy; Romania; Russia; Sciences économiques & de gestion; Slovak Republic; Social economics; social enterprise models; Social Entrepreneurship; Social entrepreneurship -- Europe, Central; Social entrepreneurship -- Europe, Eastern; social entrepreneuship; social mission; Social Policy; Society and Social Sciences; Sozialwirtschaft; typology of models; SE Mission; ICSEM project; Solidarity Economy Enterprises; SE; EMES Approach; Civil Society; Social Business; Social Business Model; Central and Eastern European countries; Public Benefit Company; Social Entrepreneurship; Positive Social Impact; UN; Public Administration; EU Definition; Social Entrepreneurs; Earned Income Strategies; Public Benefit Organisations; EMES Network; WISEs; SE Type; Institutional Trajectories; Cee Country; social enterprise models; SE Ecosystem; SE Status; Agricultural Credit Cooperatives; SE Development