La innovación social en la UE
Although social innovation is considered to be an alternative to the models of social protection and social productivism prevailing from the 50s to our days, it is not entirely clear what social innovation is, neither what its most apparent potentialities and limitations are. I t is also not clear w...
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| Sarrera elektronikoa: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6252880 |
| Baliabidea: | Revista electrónica del Departamento de Derecho de la Universidad de La Rioja, REDUR, ISSN 1695-078X, Nº. 15 (diciembre 2017), 2017, pags. 75-84 |
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Although social innovation is considered to be an alternative to the models of social
protection and social productivism prevailing from the 50s to our days, it is not entirely clear what
social innovation is, neither what its most apparent potentialities and limitations are. I t is also not
clear whether there is a single definition of social innovation or not, depending on how social
innovation is seen with respect to key elements of the State-Market relationship. In this article we
propose to shed light to this debate by offering a more comprehensive definition based on the
concept of efficiencracy. |
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