<DIV><DIV><DIV><P>Social enterprises are dynamic businesses with a conscience working in the UK and internationally to deliver lasting social and environmental change.<BR><BR>Well known social enterprises include Cafedirect, The Big Issue, The Co-operative Group, the Eden Project and Jamie Oliver's Fifteen, but there are thousands more operating in a wide range of industries from farmers' markets and recycling companies to transport providers and childcare.<BR><BR>Key features include:<BR><BR>• Real-world case studies and mini-examples demonstrate the realities of creating and running a social enterprise<BR>• Quotations from active social entrepreneurs reveal the challenges and inspirations specific to this area of the economy<BR>• Clearly defines social ventures and their role in societies and economies<BR>• A companion website featuring web-links and support materials</P><P>This landmark text considers how a social enterprise can sustain and develop its activities, and compares the way we measure success in social organizations to other forms of business. <I>Social Enterprise</I> is an ideal resource for all students and entrepreneurs who want to make business and society better.</P></DIV></DIV><DIV> </DIV><DIV>Companion Website: </DIV></DIV>