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Special Issue: Social Enterprise as Lived and Practiced: The Methodological Potential of Ethnography. Guest Editors: Stefanie Mauksch, Mike Rowe, Simon Teasdale

Ethnographies of social enterprise

Stefanie Mauksch; Pascal Dey; Mike Rowe; Simon Teasdale
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Researcher subjectivity in social entrepreneurship ethnographies: The entanglement of stories in a co-working cooperative for social innovation

Eeva Houtbeckers
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Entrepreneurial activity in community health promotion organisations: Findings from an ethnographic study

Magdalena Zasada
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Where have all the radicals gone?: How normative pressures can blunt the radical edge of a social enterprise

Peter Francis Wheeler
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Working with and for social enterprises: the role of the volunteer ethnographer

Clementine Hill O’Connor; Rachel Baker
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From cooperative practice to research and back: Learning from the emotional experience of ethnography with two social enterprises

Kiri Langmead
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