Sepulveda Ramirez, L.

Outsider missing link or panacea? Some Reflections about the place of social enterprise (with)in and in relation to the Third Sector.

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Sepulveda Ramirez, L. 2009. Outsider missing link or panacea? Some Reflections about the place of social enterprise (with)in and in relation to the Third Sector. Birmingham Third Sector Research Centre, University of Birmingham.

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Type	Working paper
Title	Outsider missing link or panacea? Some Reflections about the place of social enterprise (with)in and in relation to the Third Sector.
Authors	Sepulveda Ramirez, L.
Abstract	The paper argues that visions of social enterprise and its relationship with the third sector vary significantly from those that loudly or silently see social enterprise as conventional businesses and therefore as ‘outsiders’ to the third sector to those that see them as the ‘missing link’ between the third sector and markets and even as a ‘panacea’ to solve social problems. The paper critically examines these views in the UK context and concludes with some policy considerations in relation to the place of social enterprise within the third sector and future policy scenarios.
Research Group	Centre for Enterprise, Environment and Development Research (CEEDR)
Publisher	Third Sector Research Centre, University of Birmingham
Place of publication	Birmingham
Print	Dec 2009
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Deposited	15 Feb 2011
Output status	Published
Copyright Statement	With thanks to The University of Birmingham, Third Sector Research Centre for permitting the inclusion of paper.
Additional information	Working paper 15.
Web address (URL)	http://www.tsrc.ac.uk/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=DusBIXssUUA%3D&tabid=500
Language	English
Institution name	University of Birmingham
Department name	Third Sector Research Centre
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