InUnderstanding the Social Economy, Quarter,Mook, and Armstrong integrate a wide array of organizations founded upon a social mission - social enterprises.
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Businesses with a Difference. But some organizations, for example the YM-YWCA, which the authors identify as a social economy business, could fall under any category. Organizations in the social economy are complex, and an effort to find similar underlying characteristics, rather than differences, is probably a more useful exercise. Those who use the term social economy , primarily in Quebec where the term is frequently used, are probably comfortable with this characterization, but we at MaRS have begun to think about this work slightly differently.
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Understanding the Social Economy: A Canadian Perspective
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