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Columbia University Press "A timely and original conceptualization, this groundbreaking book analyzes the most recent trends in market-oriented approaches to social development." -- Neil Gilbert, University of California, Berkeley    Reviews        Table of Contents   New Strategies for Social Innovation Market-Based Approaches for Assisting the Poor            Steven G. Anderson    Order Now and Save 30%! To save 30%, add the book to your shopping cart, and enter code ANDNEW in the "Coupon Code" field at check out.*    The e-book of New Strategies for Social Innovation is available wherever e-books are sold!   New Strategies for Social Innovation is the first to assess emerging market-based social change approaches comparatively, focusing specifically on social entrepreneurship, corporate social responsibility, fair trade, and private sustainable development. Steven G. Anderson begins by identifying the problems these programs address and then describes their core, shared principles. He follows with a general framework for defining and evaluating these and other development approaches. Separate chapters provide background on the historical development and application of each approach, as well as interpretations of the processes for implementation and the underlying behavioral assumptions related to successful outcomes. A final chapter compares each approach across a set of important program development dimensions and analyzes the utility of market-based approaches as part of a general consideration of social development strategies for the developing world.    Order Now and Save 30%!   $35.00 $24.50 Use discount code ANDNEW at check-out Paper | 344 pages | £24.00* * Customer in the UK and Europe should contact customer@wiley.com  FOLLOW COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS:

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