Entrepreneurial Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurialism (Part Six)

In 1996, I wrote a paper for a class at USC.  The paper was called “Entrepreneurial Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurialism: The Mindset and Method of Progressive Philanthropy.”  It’s an interesting look at the thought at the time towards Social Entrepreneurship (in a time when even the terms were still being created!)

I no longer have a digital copy of the paper, but we’ve scanned the pages, and will be posting them here over the next few days.

See Part One

See Part Two

See Part Three

See Part Four

See Part Five

Come back tomorrow for the conclusion of the paper!

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