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Item Weight: 19.5 Oz width: 6.3 in Edition: 2 Number of Pages: 384 Pages Language: English Illustrator: Yes ISBN: 9780195334760 Publication Year: 2007 Topic: Decision-Making & Problem Solving, Public Policy / Social Services & Welfare, Social Activists Item Width: 6.3 in Author: David Bornstein Publisher: Oxford University Press, Incorporated Format: Perfect Features: Revised Book Title: How to Change the World : Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas, Updated Edition Genre: Political Science, Biography & Autobiography, Business & Economics height: 1 in Item Height: 1 in Item Length: 9.2 in

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How to Change the World, Paperback by Bornstein, David, Like New Used, Free s.... How to Change the World, Paperback by Bornstein, David, ISBN 0195334760, ISBN-13 9780195334760, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Now published in more than twenty countries, David Bornstein's How to Change the World has become the bible for social entrepreneurship--in which men and women around the world are finding innovative solutions to a wide variety of social and economic problems. Whether delivering solar energyto Brazilian villagers, expanding work opportunities for disabled people across India, creating a network of home-care agencies to serve poor people with AIDS in South Africa, or bridging the college-access gap in the United States, social entrepreneurs are pioneering problem-solving models thatwill reshape the 21st century.How to Change the World provides vivid profiles of many such individuals and what they have in common. Th is an In Search of Excellence for social initiatives, intertwining personal stories, anecdotes, and analysis. Readers will discover how one person can make an astonishing difference in theworld.The case studies in th include Jody Williams, who won the Nobel Peace Prize for the international campaign against landmines she ran by e-mail from her Vermont home; Roberto Baggio, a 31-year old Brazilian who has established eighty computer schools in the slums of Brazil; and Diana Propper,who has used investment banking techniques to make American corporations responsive to environmental dangers.The paperback edition will offer a new foreword by the author that shows how the concept of social entrepreneurship has expanded and unfolded over the last few years, including the Gates-Buffetts charitable partnership, the rise of Google, and the increased mainstream coverage of the subject. Thebook will also update the stories of individual social entrepreneurs that appeared in the cloth edition.