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Social enterprise and community resilience: Examining a Greek response to turbulent times
2018
Journal of Rural Studies
Using community resilience and institutional entrepreneurship as conceptual lens, the paper explores whether support for social enterprises in non-metropolitan Greece has led to resilient social systems. Whilst drawing on narratives of enabling a bottom-up response to market failure, rather than radical or reformist adaptation, social enterprise may have produced a reluctant and state reliant response which may weaken the resilience of communities to survive continued austerity. The research
doi:10.1016/j.jrurstud.2018.03.017
fatcat:pyw5b324lncp5dnrbuhjtucjtu