Social entrepreneurship, the act of identifying social problems and approaching solutions to them in an entrepreneurial manner, is a relatively new field. The contributors here bring together a
number of important issues social entrepreneurs often face in their efforts to create and maintain their solutions. The book contains four sections: opportunities in social entrepreneurship,
the key role of the leader, a stakeholder approach to study social entrepreneurship, and the legitimation of social entrepreneurship. Editors are Kickul (social entrepreneurship, New York U.)
and Bacq (business administration, Northeastern U.). Annotation ©2013 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
