Description:
Examines the complex developments in debates about tthe contemporary state, the character of capital and enterprise, and what is understood by "the social" in current discourses, policies and strategies
Provides a conceptually informed, methodologically rigorous and practically grounded set of propositions for sustaining social enterprise and progressing a genuinely enabling state
Appeals to students and scholars of public policy, government, business, cultural studies, psychology, social enterprises, social work, sociology and town planning
