This paper is based on the keynote address to the 14th International Association of Public and Non-Profit Marketing (IAPNM) conference. It explore the question "What impact do ethical values in the FairShares Model have on social entrepreneurial behaviour?" In the first part, three broad approaches to social enterprise are set out: co-operative and mutual enterprises (CMEs), social and responsible businesses (SRBs) and charitable trading activities (CTAs). The ethics that guide each approach are examined to provide a conceptual framework for examining FairShares as a case study. In the second part, findings are scrutinised in terms of the ethical values and principles that are activated when FairShares is applied to practice. The paper cont...
In this paper, we explore antecedents of the FairShares Model of social enterprise to answer the que...
Purpose – This paper seeks to pinpoint the role played by social enterprises in the growth and mains...
Objectives: Current conceptualisations of social enterprise fail to fully satisfy an understanding o...
This paper is based on the keynote address to the 14th International Association of Public and Non-P...
This paper is based on the keynote address to the 14th International Association of Public and Non-P...
Imagine a society in which every adult is entitled to co-own the organisations on which they, their ...
This paper explores how the fields of social enterprise and sustainable development can be aligned b...
How can a critical analysis of entrepreneurial intention inform an appreciation of ethics in social ...
This paper explores how the fields of social enterprise and sustainable development can be aligned b...
This paper explores the philosophical assumptions of the FairShares Model - a set of social enterpri...
In this paper, we explore antecedents of the FairShares Model of social enterprise to answer the que...
This document describes the FairShares Model for self-governing associations, co-operatives, compani...
In this article, FairShares Association co-founder Rory Ridley-Duff outlines the continuing case for...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The emergence of social enterprises over the past 35 years has been an exciting and significant deve...
In this paper, we explore antecedents of the FairShares Model of social enterprise to answer the que...
Purpose – This paper seeks to pinpoint the role played by social enterprises in the growth and mains...
Objectives: Current conceptualisations of social enterprise fail to fully satisfy an understanding o...
This paper is based on the keynote address to the 14th International Association of Public and Non-P...
This paper is based on the keynote address to the 14th International Association of Public and Non-P...
Imagine a society in which every adult is entitled to co-own the organisations on which they, their ...
This paper explores how the fields of social enterprise and sustainable development can be aligned b...
How can a critical analysis of entrepreneurial intention inform an appreciation of ethics in social ...
This paper explores how the fields of social enterprise and sustainable development can be aligned b...
This paper explores the philosophical assumptions of the FairShares Model - a set of social enterpri...
In this paper, we explore antecedents of the FairShares Model of social enterprise to answer the que...
This document describes the FairShares Model for self-governing associations, co-operatives, compani...
In this article, FairShares Association co-founder Rory Ridley-Duff outlines the continuing case for...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
The emergence of social enterprises over the past 35 years has been an exciting and significant deve...
In this paper, we explore antecedents of the FairShares Model of social enterprise to answer the que...
Purpose – This paper seeks to pinpoint the role played by social enterprises in the growth and mains...
Objectives: Current conceptualisations of social enterprise fail to fully satisfy an understanding o...