Societal Entrepreneurship

Edited by Karin Berglund, Associate Professor and Centre Director, Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship, Stockholm University, Sweden, Bengt Johannisson, Professor Emeritus, Linnaeus University, Sweden 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