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Revitalizing PLACE through social enterprise

Summary: "Rural and urban communities alike provide a sense of belonging and connection for their residents, yet around the world they face growing socio-economic and environmental challenges such as climate change, food insecurity, resource depletion, and inequality. Confronted with such mounting threats, local leaders are increasingly using place-based social enterprises to reimagine and reshape the future. This volume introduces the PLACE Framework as a new approach for exploring how such enterprises tackle challenges and work to revitalize their places. The PLACE Framework was born out of engaged research in rural Newfoundland and Labrador and offers principles and lessons for community development that are relevant in other places. The contributors highlight the importance of Promoting community leaders; Linking divergent perspectives; Amplifying local capacities and assets; Conveying compelling stories; and Engaging both/and thinking. As a means of counteracting placelessness in our globalized world, and building more resilient communities, this volume offers case studies of place-based social enterprises in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Ireland. The volume's chapters are collaboratively written by academics and practitioners, and draw on the lived experience of social entrepreneurs and community leaders. The case studies shared in this volume show the diverse ways the PLACE Framework can be used to create more sustainable futures."--

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  • ISBN: 1990445179
  • ISBN: 9781990445170
  • Physical Description: pages cm
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  • Publisher: St. John's : Memorial University Press, 2023.

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Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Subject: Sustainable development -- Case studies
Social entrepreneurship -- Case studies
Social responsibility of business -- Case studies
Genre: Case studies.

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Contents


Foreword by Rob Greenwood


Acknowledgements


Introduction Natalie Slawinski, Brennan Lowery, Ario Seto, Mark C.J. Stoddart, and Kelly Vodden


Part I: Case Studies from Newfoundland and Labrador

The Genesis of the PLACE Framework: Lessons from Shorefast on Community Economic Revitalization Natalie Slawinski, Jennifer Charles, Alan Cobb, Zita Cobb, Susan Cull, Diane Hodgins, Amy Rowsell, Wendy K. Smith, Mark C.J. Stoddart, and Blair Winsor


Promoting an Inclusive Group of Community Leaders: A Case Study of the Bonne Bay Cottage Hospital Heritage Corporation Brennan Lowery, Joan Cranston, and Jennifer Charles 


Linking Divergent Perspectives and Stakeholders: A Case Study of St. Anthony Basin Resources Incorporated Brennan Lowery, Sam Elliot, Sara Langer, Mark C.J. Stoddart, and Kelly Vodden


Amplifying Local Capacities and Assets: Findings from Placentia West and Bonavista Ario Seto and Elizabeth Murphy


Conveying Compelling Stories: The Revitalization of Battle Harbour Mark C.J. Stoddart and Gordon Slade


Engaging Both/And Thinking: A Case Study of Fishing for Success Jennifer Brenton and Kimberly Orren


Part II: Case Studies Beyond Newfoundland and Labrador

Place-Based Pursuit of Economic Self-Determination by the Toquaht Nation in Canada Matthew Murphy, Johnny Mack, Lorenzo Magzul, Astrid P?rez Pi?an, Cloy-e-iis Judith Sayers, and Hadley Friedland


Revitalizing an Urban Core: The Case of TulsaNow Rebecca J. Franklin and Jamie Jamieson


From Welfare to Work: Marsh Farm Outreach and the “Organization Workshop” in Luton, United Kingdom Michelle Darlington, Glenn Jenkins, and Neil Stott


Stories of an Evolving Social Enterprise Ecosystem: The Experience of Waterford, Ireland Felicity Kelliher, Senan Cooke, Sinead O’Higgins, Nicola Kent, and Liz Riches


Epilogue Natalie Slawinski, Ario Seto, Mark C.J. Stoddart, Brennan Lowery, and Kelly Vodden


Contributors


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