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Papers
1. Wednesday, 4th July 2007
9:00-9:30 Welcome Address, Events Theatre
Deian Hopkin, Vice Chancellor, London South Bank University9:30-11:00 Political and economic perspectives, Events Theatre
Chair: Alex Nicholls, University of Oxford- Jaime Pozuelo-Monfort, London School of Economics
Redefining Capitalism - Alibeth Somers, London South Bank University
Blurring Boundaries: New Labour, civil society and the emergence of social enterprise as public policy - Fergus Lyon, Middlesex University
Social enterprise and the choice agenda in health care: prospects and challenges
11:15-12:45 Work Integration, Lecture Theatre A
Chair: Roger Spear- Mike Aiken and Rachel Slater, Open University
Feeling the squeeze? Tabbies or tigers: the case of social enterprises contracting in the fields of recycling and work integration - Anne Leymat, Handicap International
Access to funding mechanisms for self employment of people with disabilities in developing countries - Nigel Fenner, Fenner Consultancy
User-centred work with people with disabilities for social enterprise
2:00-3:30 New directions in social enterprise, Lecture Theatre A
Chair: Fergus Lyon- Judith Brown, University of Teesside
Preconceptions and Misconceptions: The impact of intra-sector rivalry on effective representation within the third sector - Seamus Carlin and Anita Macnabb, University of Ulster
Realising the potential of social economy enterprises using university channels of engagement - Dario Carerra, Mario Ferrari, Marco Meneguzzo, and Alessandro Messina University of Rome, 'Tor Vergata'
Inventing social enterprise- Emerging fields and innovative practices of social entrepreneurs, a cross country analysis of Italy and Switzerland
3:45-5:15 Evaluation, Events Theatre
Chair: Alibeth Somers- Richard Murray, New Economics Foundation
Models for evaluating social entrepreneurship initiatives - Nick Temple and Martin Cooper, School for Social Entrepreneurs & New Economics Foundation
Understanding the needs of social entrepreneurs
- Lea Esterhuizen, UnLtd
Doing justice to the difference they make: Evaluating the evaluation of impact amongst social entrepreneurs
5:15-6:00 Towards an international network for research in social entrepreneurship
Open discussion facilitated by Alex Nicholls, Roger Spear, and Alibeth Somers- Overview of the University Network2. Thursday, 5th July 2007
9:00-10:30 Themes in governance, Events Theatre
Chair: Alex Murdock- Roger Spear and Mike Aiken Open University
Governance and social enterprise
- Ian Snaith, University of Leicester
Corporate governance in social enterprises: theoretical issues, expectations and practical realities
- Maureen Royce and Chris Mason Liverpool John Moore University
Fit for purpose? Board membership and skills in the social enterprise sector
9:00-10:30 Evaluation, Lecture Theatre B
Chair: Judith Brown- Simon Teasdale, Institute for Volunteering Research
Social enterprise: Towards a differentiated approach
- Lisa Sanfilippo, New Economics Foundation
Measuring the value and impact of social enterprise: Is a common indicators bank possible, feasible or useful for learning, procurement and funding
- Laura Fry, Mordechai Haklay, and Lea Esterhuizen, UnLtd
Impact evaluation in the sector of social entrepreneurship: Integrating GIS with inductive models
10:45-12:15 New Markets, Events Theatre
Chair: Seamus Carlin- Patricia Worgan
Social enterprise providing public services; procurement, problems and prospects
- Cecilia Hegarty, University of Ulster Identifying the strengths of the entrepreneurial team in small family businesses
- Alex Murdock, London South Bank University
No man's land or promised land? The lure of local public service delivery contracts for social enterprise
10:45-12:15 Organisational Development, Lecture Theatre B
Chair: Ian Snaith- Molly Scott Cato, Len Arthur, Tom Keenoy, Russell Smith, Wales Institute for Research into Cooperatives
Is social enterprise the answer to successful development of the popular music industry in Wales?
- Pam Seanor, Mike Bull, and Rory Ridley-Duff,
Mapping social enterprise: do social enterprise actors draw straight lines or circles? - Clifford Conway, University of Brighton
Business planning training for social enterprise start-up providers
1:30-2:00 Launch of the New Economics Foundation's SROI Guide, Events Theatre
Lisa Sanfilippo,Presentation and in-depth question and answer session
2:00-4:00 Workshop: Critical challenges for social enterprise in health and social care Lecture Theatre B
Facilitated by the Enterprise and Engagement Team, Faculty of Health and Social Care, London South Bank UniversityBob Sang, Karen Stubbs, Ed Rosen, and Markella Boudioni
4:15-5:45 Critical thought in social entrepreneurship, Events Theatre
Chair: Jon Griffith, University of East London- Mike Gordon, University of Sheffield
How Enterprising?! Do we all have to be (social) entrepreneurs now?
- Caroline Parkinson and Carole Howorth Lancaster University Management School
Who do social entrepreneurs think they are? A critical analysis of discursive practices in social entrepreneurship
- Tim Curtis, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship
Mind forg'd: taking a Foucauldian look at prison based social enterprises