Educating nonprofit leaders in the 21 Century: What does ‘social entrepreneurship’ mean for nonprofit management education?

Most of the program websites for these 36 programs include a homepage where the major purpose of the program is elucidated, with the goals and objectives of the social entrepreneurship program clearly articulated. [...] A summary of the many goals in the stated purpose of the social entrepreneurship programs in our study is provided in Table 1 for programs located in the United States and Table 2 for international programs. [...] The results of the analysis of the curricular content of the social entrepreneurship concentration courses are shown in Table 3. [...] While the courses are more evenly distributed among the four skills sets in the social entrepreneurship concentration regardless of location (figure 4), the importance of institutional 7 th Keynote Lecture, 14 Annual Conference, Israeli Center for Third Sector Research, Beersheba, March 15, 2011 location is made clear when combining the course in the concentration with those required in the genera. [...] It contributes to our sense of the place of administration in American governance and political life, the questions and issues that are the substance of scholarly dialogue, the conventional wisdom in administrative agencies, the substance of the latest cutting-edge reform (italics added) and our sense of what it might be possible to think, say, and do about administrative governance in the future.