As Public Goes Private, Social Emerges: The Rise of Social Enterprise

Mark Richard Hayllar, Roger Wettenhall

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Abstract

This article explores the relationship between social enterprise and a much-longer known set of arrangements generally comprehended as “public enterprise” (or “state-owned enterprise”). It considers the decline in some contexts in the use of, and interest in, public enterprise that reflects the impact of the privatization movement, and the rise of social enterprise as an alternative form—with speculation about cause-and-effect connections between these movements. An exploration of this sort may contribute in the longer term to a better understanding of the place of “public”, “social” and “community” values and structures within the general framework of governance
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)207-217
Number of pages11
JournalPublic Organization Review
Volume13
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2013

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