Author Archives: Isabel Brueggemann

19 Jul 2018

Social entrepreneurship after the Arab Spring

by Isabel Brueggemann | posted in: Social innovation | 0

In 2011, hopes of a “new Egypt” inspired mass protests in Cairo which led to the resignation of President Mubarak. Seven years later, the regime change did not bring the social change people hoped for. Egypt is facing a number … Continued

Arab Spring, Egypt, emerging economies, social entrepreneurship, social innovation

5 Jul 2016

Enterprising communities: bridging foreign and local realities

by Isabel Brueggemann | posted in: Social innovation | 0

‘The challenge is to learn to see things the other way round, to appreciate and grasp that other reality, of local people’ – Robert Chambers. Empowering others to drive their own change This rationale has been at the forefront of … Continued

change makers, change management, enterprise building, social innovation

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