英国の社会的企業

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Many commercial businesses consider themselves to have social objectives, but social enterprises are distinctive because their social or environmental purpose is central to what they do. Rather than maximizing the shareholder's value, their main aim is to generate profit for the purpose of furthering social and environmental goals. The social enterprise movement is inclusive and extremely diverse, encompassing organizations such as private companies limited by shares, co-operatives and public limited companies, among others. The following studies are Three well-known examples of social enterprise in the United Kingdom: the Eden Project, the Co-op Bank and the fair-trade company Cafedirect. Such social enterprises offer the prospect of a greater equity of economic power and a more sustainable society by combining market efficiency with social and environmental justice.
聖学院大学の論文
2009-03-31