Community entrepreneurship: A framework for social change leadership
The Leadership QuarterlyPublished 1 January 1994
John W. Selsky, Anthony E. Smith
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This article describes a leadership approach to social change that takes into account actors' differing interests, strategic alliances, and events in a dynamic, interorganizational community setting. The leadership and development concepts are drawn from took place in the Philadelphia area in the mid-1980s. As reflective practitioners, the authors developed and applied a new framework for proactive leadership to achieve social change.
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