How to change the world : social entrepreneurs and the power of new ideas / David Bornstein.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Bornstein, David
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2004.
Subjects:	Social action > Case studies. Social service > Case studies. Social reformers > Case studies.
Online Access:	Table of contents

Table of Contents:

Restless people
From little acorns do great trees grow
The light in my head went on: Fabio Rosa, Brazil: Rural electrification
The fixed determination of an indomitable will: Florence Nightingale, England: Nursing
A very significant force: Bill Drayton, Unted States: The Bubble
Why was I never told about this?
Ten--Nine--Eight--Childline! Jeroo Billimoria, India: Child protection
The role of the social entrepreneur
"What sort of mother are you?" Erzsebet Szekeres, Hungary: Assisted living for the disabled
Are they possessed, Really possessed, by an idea?
If the world is to be put in order: Vera Cordeiro, Brazil: Reforming healthcare
In search of social excellence
The talent is out there: J. B. Schramm, United States: College access
New opportunities, new challenges
Something needed to be done: Veronica Khosa, South Africa: Care for AIDS patients
Four practices of innovative organizations
This country has to change: Javed Abidi, India: Disability rights
Six qualities of successful social entrepreneurs
Morality must match with capacity: James Grant, United States: The child survival revloution
Blueprint copying
Conclusion: The emergence of the citizen sector.

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