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СОДЕРЖАНИЕ

ОГЛАВЛЕНИЕ

ВВЕДЕНИЕ

ГЛАВА 1. ОСОБЕННОСТИ РАЗВИТИЯ СОЦИАЛЬНОГО ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСТВА

системе

Социальное предпринимательство: понятие и особенности развития

Социальная направленность

Предпринимательский подход

Финансовая устойчивость

Региональные особенности развития социального предпринимательства

Развитые страны

Европа

Северная Америка

Развивающиеся страны

Азия

Латинская Америка

Африка

Выводы по главе 1

ГЛАВА 2. СПЕЦИФИКА БИЗНЕС-МОДЕЛЕЙ В СОЦИАЛЬНОМ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСТВЕ

Компоненты бизнес-моделей социального предпринимательства

Бизнес-модели в социальном предпринимательстве: кейс-анализ

Стратегическая модель

Операционная модель

Выводы по главе 2

ГЛАВА 3. ОСНОВНЫЕ БИЗНЕС-МОДЕЛИ В СОЦИАЛЬНОМ ПРЕДПРИНИМАТЕЛЬСТВЕ: РЕЗУЛЬТАТЫ ЭМПИРИЧЕСКОГО

ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ

Бизнес-модели в социальном предпринимательстве: эмпирически обоснованная типология

Пять основных бизнес-моделей в социальном предпринимательстве

Модель «Доступ к рынку»

Модель «Занятость»

Модель «Доступ к товару/услуге»

Модель «Благотворительность»

Выводы по главе 3

ЗАКЛЮЧЕНИЕ

СПИСОК ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ

ПРИЛОЖЕНИЯ

Приложение 1. Описание организаций/проектов, попавших в выборку исследования

Приложение 2. Категории для классификации данных


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