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cice-11404	Humphries, Maria; Grant, Suzanne	Social Enterprise and Re-Civilization of Human Endeavors:Resocializing the Market Metaphor or Encroaching Colonization of the Lifeworld?	2005	10	.pdf	application/pdf	4786	244	47	He recognizes, however, that social entrepreneurs differ from other entrepreneurs because they have a social mission and it is this social mission that provides them with some distinctive challenges (2001). We propose the amplification of a relational ethic that may bring the spirit of humanity implied in Dees's definition of social entrepreneurs, not only to understand his segregation of social enterprise from the market proper but to encourage a critical transformation of that very market in ways that amplify the values articulated by Dees (2001, p. 1) across all the sectors, whose boundaries are indeed blurring.	cache/cice-11404.pdf	txt/cice-11404.txt