The Trouble With Not Defining Social Enterprise
Avoiding definition has also allowed social enterprise to be co-opted by others and let private sector opportunists masquerade as social entrepreneurs. This opinion piece by Scottish social entrepreneur Declan Jones in the Guardian Professional reviews some of the problems facing social enterprise if it can't be clearly defined.
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