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    Over the last 60 years, profit companies have increasingly integrated social issues into their management concepts while non-profit organizations have increasingly adapted market logic. Specifically, profit companies have incorporated concepts like social responsibility, ethics, sustainability and creating shared value into their operations. Meanwhile, non-profits have taken on strategies from businesses like social entrepreneurship, earned income strategies, and an emphasis on measuring social impact. This has led to a convergence between the traditional approaches of for-profits and non-profits.

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    Over the last 60 years, profit companies have increasingly integrated social issues into their management concepts while non-profit organizations have increasingly adapted market logic. Specifically, profit companies have incorporated concepts like social responsibility, ethics, sustainability and creating shared value into their operations. Meanwhile, non-profits have taken on strategies from businesses like social entrepreneurship, earned income strategies, and an emphasis on measuring social impact. This has led to a convergence between the traditional approaches of for-profits and non-profits.

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    1) Over the last 60 years, management concepts of profit companies have integrated social issues

    with management concepts, while nonprofit organizations have inversely adapted to market
    logic.
    - Management
    Integration Social Issues

    Philosophy Business
    Ethics
    Sustainable
    Creating Shared Value
    (ecology) Triple
    Base of the Pyramid
    Business Bottom
    Embedded
    Line
    Profit Company Sustainability Supply
    Chain
    + Hybrid
    Social Business / Organization
    +
    Integration Market logic

    Nonprofit Organization Social


    Social Entrepreneurship
    Nonprofit Enterprise
    Management
    Corporate
    Management
    Community
    - Development
    1950 1970 1990 2000 2010 Time

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