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Theorizing Social Innovation to Address Marginalization.

Nicholls, Alex; Von Jacobi, Nadia; … - 2017

Social innovation has increasingly been referred to as a potential driver for – transformative and disruptive -- social change because it offers the potential to provide solutions to social needs that the current institutional status quo neglects or only partially attends to. In this...

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EU Social Innovation Policy Recommendations

Von Jacobi, Nadia; Nicholls, Alex - 2017

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Strategic Policy Recommendations

Von Jacobi, Nadia; Nicholls, Alex; Edmiston, Daniel - 2017

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Special Issue of the Journal of Social Entrepreneurship, Social Innovation to Address Marginalization: Insights from European Cases, A deliverable of the project " Creating Economic Space for Social Innovation" (CrESSI).

Von Jacobi, Nadia; Nicholls, Alex; … - 2017

CRESSI Deliverable 7.3

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Tackling marginalisation through social innovation? Examining the EU social innovation policy agenda from a capabilities perspective

Von Jacobi, Nadia; Edmiston, Daniel; Ziegler, Rafael - 2017

This paper demonstrates that the capabilities approach offers a number of conceptual and evaluative benefits for understanding social innovation and – in particular, its capacity to tackle marginalisation. Focusing on the substantive freedoms and achieved functionings of individuals introduces...

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