Komunitariańska perspektywa przedsiębiorczości społecznej

• Authors: Ridley-Duff Rory , Chrabaszcz Robert, tł.
• Languages of publication: PL

Abstracts

PL

O koncepcji przedsiębiorstwa społecznego debatuje się niemal nieustannie, a nadal jest ona wysoce niedookreślona. W poniższym artykule zostały zaprezentowane jej ramy metateoretyczne, poprzez skonfrontowanie podejścia indywidualistycznego i komunitariańskiego. Przedstawiciele obu tradycji tworzą teorie społeczne, akcentujące albo konsensus (pogląd unitarystyczny), albo różnorodność (pogląd pluralistyczny). Rozmaite dyskursy na temat zarządzania przedsiębiorstwem odzwierciedlają powyższe założenia i kreują cztery odrębne podejścia wpływające na relacje między kapitałem a pracą. Odrzucając tradycyjny pogląd o przedsiębiorstwie prywatnym, przedsiębiorstwa społeczne przyjęły inne podejścia do rozwiązywania problemu wykluczenia społecznego, wywodzące się z odmiennych przekonań dotyczących celu działalności przedsiębiorstwa oraz istoty zarządzania. Ramy teoretyczne ukazują sposób rozumienia różnorodności w ramach tego sektora, akcentując wprowadzoną w Wielkiej Brytanii formułę działalności firmy społecznej, tzw. Przedsiębiorstwo Interesu Społecznego – Community Interest Company (CIC).

• Publisher: Uniwersytet Ekonomiczny w Krakowie, Małopolska Szkoła Administracji Publicznej
• Journal: Ekonomia Społeczna
• Year: 2012
• Issue: 2
• Pages: 105-116

Contributors

author

Ridley-Duff Rory

author

Chrabaszcz Robert, tł.

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