教學大綱 Syllabus

每周課程進度與作業要求 Course Schedule & Requirements

Week 1 (Sep 3)  Course Introduction

Readings:

1. Social Policy Research Brief. “Social Innovation”: What Is It? Who Does It? Government of Canada Policy Research Initiative.

 

Week 2 (Sep 10)  Rethinking Development Studies: A general introduction

Readings:

1.     Booth, David, 1994, “Rethinking social development,” in David Booth, ed. Rethinking Social Development: Theory, Research, and Practice. Essex: Longman Group. 3-34.

2.     Buttel, F. and P. McMichael, 1994, “Reconsidering the explanandum and scope of development studies,” in David Booth, ed. Rethinking Social Development: Theory, Research, and Practice. Essex: Longman Group. 42-61.

3.     Gereffi, Gary, 2000 (1994), “Rethinking development theory: insights from East Asia and Latin America.” In Timmons Roberts and A. Hite, eds. From Modernization to Globalization. Oxford, Blackwell. 229-254.

 

Week 3 (Sep 17)  Development and Social Policy

Readings:

1.  Midgley,J. 1995, Social Development: The Developmental Perspective in Social Welfare. London: Sage.12-36, 101-177.

 

Week 4 (Sep 24)  Social Innovation: Context

Readings:

1.     Hubert, Agne`s (2012) “Forward I: Challenge Social Innovation.” Challenge Social Innovation. London: Springer. v-ix.

2.     Noya, Antonella (2012) “Forward II.” Challenge Social Innovation. London: Springer. xi-xiv.

3.     Franz, Hans-Werner Franz, Josef Hochgerner, and Ju¨rgen Howaldt (2012) “Forward II.” Challenge Social Innovation. London: Springer. pp. xi-xiv.

4. Howaldt, Jürgen and Michael Schwarz (2010) “Preface” & “Introduction.” Social innovation: Concepts, research fields and international trends. EU: International Monitoring. 

*OECD LEED Forum on Social Innovations https://www.oecd.org/fr/cfe/leed/forum-social-innovations.htm

 

Week 5 (Oct 1)  Social Innovation: Concept 

Readings:

1.     Klein, Juan Leis (2015) “Introduction: social innovation at the crossroads between science, economy and society.” In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 9-12.

2.     Moulaert, Frank et al (2015) “Social innovation: intuition, precept, concept. Theory and practice.” The International Handbook on Social Innovation. 13-24.

3.     Howaldt, Jürgen and Michael Schwarz (2010) “Current status and perspectives of international innovation research” & “Social innovation: Concepts, dimensions, topics.” Social innovation: Concepts, research fields and international trends. EU: International Monitoring. 9-19; 21-33

4. Edwards-Schachter, Mónica and Matthew L. Wallace (2017) “ ‘Shaken, but not stirred’: Sixty years of defining social innovation.” Technological Forecasting & Social Change 119: 64-79.

Week 6 (Oct 8)  Social Innovation: Case studies

Readings:

1.     Cameron, Stuart et al (2014) Chs. Introduction, 13-18, Part III. In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 183-242.

 

Week 7 (Oct 15)  Social Innovation: Institutions and Public Policy

Readings:

1. MacCallum, Diana et al (2014) Chs. Introduction, 26, 28, 30, 31, Part V. In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 343-360, 371-383, 397-423.
2. Turker, Duygu Turker and Ceren Altuntas Vural (2017) “Embedding social innovation process into the institutional context: Voids or supports.” Technological Forecasting & Social Change 119: 98-113.

 

Week 8 (Oct 22) Mid-term Week  Abstract of Final Essay & Guest Speech on Social Innovation (TBC)

 

Week 9 (Oct 29)  Social Innovation and Social Economy  

Readings:

 

1. Moulaert, Frank, Flavia Martinelli, Erik Swyngedouw and Sara Gonza´lez, 2005,  “Towards Alternative Model(s) of Local Innovation,” Urban Studies, Vol. 42, No. 11, 1969–1990, October 2005
2. Storper, M. 2005, “Society, community, and economic development,” Studies in Comparative International Development, 39:4, 30-57.
3. Amin, A, Cameron, A, Hudson, R, 1999, “Welfare as work? The potential of the UK social economy,” Environment and Planning A 31(11) 2033 – 2051.
4. Defourny, Jacques and Marthe Nyssens, 2014, “Social innovation, social economy and social enterprise: what can the European debate tell us?” In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 40-52.  

*Suggested readings:

1. Fraisse, Larurent, 2014, “The social and solidarity-based economy as a field of public action: a policy and method for promoting social innovation.” In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 361-370
2. Fernandes, Ana Cristina et al, “The linkages between popular education and solidarity economy in Brazil.” In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 384-396
3. Dubeux, Ana, 2014, “Technological incubators of solidarity economy initiatives: a methodology for promoting social innovation in Brazil.” In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 299-307.

 

Week 10 (Nov 5)  Social Innovation and Social Enterprise (I)

Readings:

 

1. Vaccaro, Antonino and Tommaso Ramus (2022) “Social Innovation and Social Enterprises: Acknowledging Ethical Roots to Boost Positive Societal Change.” In Antonino Vaccaro and Tommaso Ramus (eds.) Social Innovation and Social Enterprises Toward a Holistic Perspective. Switzerland: Springer Nature.
2. Besharov, Marya (2022) “Organizational Hybridity, Social Enterprise, and Social Innovation: Disentangling Concepts to Advance Theory and Practice.” In Antonino Vaccaro and Tommaso Ramus (eds.) Social Innovation and Social Enterprises Toward a Holistic Perspective. Switzerland: Springer Nature.
3. Pache, Anne-Claire, Anne-Laure Fayard, and Marco Galo (2022) “How Can Cross-Sector Collaborations Foster Social Innovation? A Review.” In Antonino Vaccaro and Tommaso Ramus (eds.) Social Innovation and Social Enterprises Toward a Holistic Perspective. Switzerland: Springer Nature.

 

Week 11 (Nov 12)  Social Innovation and Social Enterprise (II)

Readings:

1. Szell, Gyorgy et al (2012) Part IV Social Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship. In Hans-Werner Franz et al (eds.) Challenge Social Innovation Potentials for Business, Social Entrepreneurship, Welfare and Civil Society. Berlin, Germany: Springer. 183-239.

 

Week 12 (Nov 19)  Social Innovation Theory (I)

Readings:

1. Oosterlynck, Stijin et al (2014) Chs. Introduction, 8-12, Part II. In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 107-180.

 

Week 13 (Nov 26)  Social Innovation Theory (II)

Readings:

Mulgan, Geoff et al (2012) Part I On Social Innovation Theory. In Hans-Werner Franz et al (eds.) Challenge Social Innovation Potentials for Business, Social Entrepreneurship, Welfare and Civil Society. Berlin, Germany: Springer. 19-105

 

Week 14 (Dec 3)  Social Innovation Research

Readings:

1. van der Have, Robert P. and Luis Rubalcaba (2016) “Social innovation research: An emerging area of innovation studies?.” Research Policy, Vol. 45. No. 9, 1923-1935.
2. Howaldt, Jürgen and Michael Schwarz (2010) Social Innovation: Concepts, research fields and international trends. International Monitoring, 22-83.

 

*Suggested readings:

1. Haddock, Serena Vicari et al (2014) Chs. 32-35, Part VI. In Frank Moulaert et al (eds.), The International Handbook on Social Innovation. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar. 427-479.

 

Week 15 (Dec 10)  Field trip to Taipei Social Innovation Lab

 

Week 16 (Dec 17) Wrap-up & Presentations of final essays