During Session 2 of the Social Innovation Summit on October 23, scholars from around the world presented their current research on various topics related to Social Innovation. Panel 3 focused on Social Movements, and Panel 4 covered Social Enterprise.
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Session 2 Agenda:
Welcome and Overview
- Dr. Gary Painter
Price Center Director, Homelessness Policy Research Institute Director, and Professor of Public Policy
Social Movements
- Dr. Mary-Hunter McDonnell
“Profiting from Protest: A Contingency Model of the Disruptive Capacity of Anti-Corporate Activism” - Dr. Wren Montgomery and Dr. Jocelyn Leitzinger
“From Shutoff to Shutdown: Mobilizing to Demarketize Water in the Face of Intersecting Crises” - Dr. M. Paola Ometto
“Social Movement Organizations, Religion, and Institutional Logics: The Diffusion of Solidarity Economy Enterprises in Brazil 1994-2009” - Dr. Matthew Grimes
Discussant, University of Cambridge
Social Enterprise
- Dr. Sunasir Dutta
“Seeing Parochially And Acting Locally: Social Exposure, Problem Identification And Social Entrepreneurship” - Dr. Marya L. Besharov
“Organizational Hybridity, Social Enterprise, and Social Innovation: Disentangling Concepts to Advance Theory and Practice” - Dr. Maria Ballesteros-Sola
“Understanding Hybrid Organizations’ Responses To Conflicting Institutional Logics: The Case Of Nonprofits’ Earned Income Strategies” - Dr. Jill Kickul
Discussant, University of Southern California
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