Societal Entrepreneurship

Edited by Karin Berglund, School of Business, Örebro University, Bengt Johannisson, Professor Emeritus, Linnaeus University and Birgitta Schwartz, Associate Professor, Stockholm University, Sweden

• Contents:Preface1. Introduction: In the Beginning was Societal EntrepreneurshipKarin Berglund and Bengt JohannissonPART I: POSITIONING SOCIETAL ENTREPRENEURING AS A SECTOR-SPANNING PHENOMENON2. Sectorial Intertwining at the Grass Root LevelMalin Tillmar3. Tracking the Everyday Practices of Societal EntrepreneuringBengt Johannisson4. Narrating Astrid Lindgren’s World as Societal EntrepreneurshipBengt Johannisson and Elisabeth SundinPART II: PENETRATING SOCIETAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP: DARK AND BRIGHT SIDES5. Small Business Promotion and Intermediating as Societal EntrepreneurshipLena Andersson and Anders W. Johansson6. Societal Entrepreneurship Contextualized: The Dark and Bright Sides of Fair TradeBirgitta Schwartz7. Dark and Bright Effects of a Polarized Entrepreneurship Discourse . . . and the Prospects of TransformationKarin Berglund and Anders W. JohanssonPART III: PROMOTING SOCIETAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP – AN EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVE8. Friends, Feelings, and Fantasy: The Entrepreneurial Approach as Conceptualized by Preschool TeachersKarin Berglund9. Translating Entrepreneurship into the Education Setting – a Case of Societal EntrepreneurshipCarina A. Holmgren10. Academic and Non-academic Education for Societal EntrepreneurshipAnders W. Johansson and Erik Rosell11. ConclusionsKarin Berglund, Bengt Johannisson and Birgitta SchwartzIndex