The World that Changes the World
How Philanthropy, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship are Transforming the Social Ecosystem
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If there is an X PRIZE for collaborative thought leadership of the social ecosystem, this book would get it. The work exemplifies thought leadership by envisioning the future through reflection on past trends and contemporary challenges. The multifaceted insights offered inspire action and impact, representing a diversity of perspectives within the evolving global social ecosystem. It explains how various actors within this ecosystem function and interact, providing a comprehensive understanding of their roles. This volume serves as a valuable resource for players and observers of the social ecosystem, making it an essential guide for changemakers, akin to how The Lonely Planet serves travelers.
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The World that Changes the World, Sharifah Mohamed, Willie Cheng
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- 2010
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- Title
- The World that Changes the World
- Subtitle
- How Philanthropy, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship are Transforming the Social Ecosystem
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Sharifah Mohamed, Willie Cheng
- Publisher
- Jossey-Bass
- Released
- 2010
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 408
- ISBN10
- 0470827157
- ISBN13
- 9780470827154
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- If there is an X PRIZE for collaborative thought leadership of the social ecosystem, this book would get it. The work exemplifies thought leadership by envisioning the future through reflection on past trends and contemporary challenges. The multifaceted insights offered inspire action and impact, representing a diversity of perspectives within the evolving global social ecosystem. It explains how various actors within this ecosystem function and interact, providing a comprehensive understanding of their roles. This volume serves as a valuable resource for players and observers of the social ecosystem, making it an essential guide for changemakers, akin to how The Lonely Planet serves travelers.