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Research from ten different countries on implementation, institutionalization and future prospects of social entrepreneurship, considering the needs of social and human development in the context of economy, politics, and cultural issues. By conceptualizing the notions of social entrepreneurship and societal entrepreneurship, this volume disseminates the latest findings in research and theory of social entrepreneurship that will be useful to educators, libraries, scholars, non-profit researchers, public policy makers, practitioners, students, and anyone interested in staying abreast of advances in this field. It is also an important reference source for conducting research in or teaching social entrepreneurship.