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Bachelor: Computer Science Engineering
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Second phase of studies assignments
SEMINAR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT II - HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD: SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS AND THE POWER OF NEW IDEAS (ESSAY)
ATLANTIC INTERNACIONAL UNIVERSITY
SEMINAR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT II - HOW TO CHANGE THE WORLD: SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS AND THE POWER OF NEW IDEAS (ESSAY)
Table of content 1. Social entrepreneurship 2. The book How to change the world 3. Example of social entrepreneurs in Angola 4. My point of view 5. What Must Change in the World? 6. A Social Contract 7. Adequate Health Care 8. Justice and Equality 9. Economic Security 10 . Who Can Change Our World?
Conclusion
Bibliography
1. Social entrepreneurship
The social entrepreneur is a person who has the skills to help lead social change in order to seek solutions to community problems, environmental problems and even economic. The objective of the social entrepreneur is not to generate profit, but gains in quality of life.
Some people invest their time and emotional resources in the noble intention to alleviate the suffering of others, giving them an opportunity to change their membership, often regrettable. Such personal acumen with social care practice a kind of social entrepreneurship, based on certain characteristics that raise the living standards of communities.
So we can say that social entrepreneurs are reformers and revolutionaries in that rather than seek to improve their own financial lives, seek to improve the entire environment for their actions.
Social entrepreneurship is an aspect of entrepreneurship in which the actors instead of working to change a particular situation to innovate to create products or services whose aim is profit, employ financial, emotional, creative, innovative ways to improve the living environment according to Melo Neto and Froes ApudAveni (2010) social