Jean Hillier, Associate Dean, School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning, Editor Planning Theory, RMIT University, Australia

'The concept of social innovation brings an important and timely perspective on societal organization and governance with and within communities. The chapters presenting case studies and narratives sit alongside multidisciplinary explorations of social innovation. This book weaves together significant strands in debates about economies and communities.' Nola Kunnen, Curtin University, Australia 'As we emerge from three decades of divisive neo-liberalism, four leading thinkers have assembled this inspirational book. It is both a shrewd theorization of development from below and an encouraging set of case studies showing how social needs and community resources have been the formative influences in local actions in a dozen countries. The book is an excellent and timely resource for local practitioners, civil servants, teachers and students.' Michael Edwards, University College London, UK

• Introduction, Diana MacCallum, Frank Moulaert, Jean Hillier, Serena Vicari Haddock; Part 1 Social Innovation: Needs Satisfaction, Community Empowerment and Governance; Chapter 1 Social Innovation: Institutionally Embedded, Territorially (Re)Produced, Frank Moulaert; Chapter 2 Social Innovation for Community Economies, J.K. Gibson-Graham, Gerda Roelvink; Chapter 3 1 This chapter was originally written in French. It has been professionally translated, including all quotations from non-English sources., Mariana Antohi; Chapter 4 Civil Society, Governmentality and the Contradictions of Governance-beyond-the-State: The Janus-face of Social Innovation, Erik Swyngedouw; Part 2 Cities and Socially Innovative Neighbourhoods; Chapter 5 Social Innovation for Neighbourhood Revitalization: A Case of Empowered Part Icipation and Integrative Dynamics in Spain, Arantxa Rodriguez; Chapter 6 How Socially Innovative is Migrant Entrepreneurship? A Case Study of Berlin, Felicitas Hillmann; Chapter 7 Social Innovation, Reciprocity and the Monetarization of Territory in Informal Settlements in Latin American Cities, Pedro Abramo; Chapter 8 Social Innovation and Governance of Scale in Austria, Andreas Novy, Elisabeth Hammer, Bernhard Leubolt; Chapter 9 Inclusive Places, Arts and Socially Creative Milieux, Isabel André, Eduardo Brito Henriques, Jorge Malheiros;

Jean Hillier, Associate Dean, School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning, Editor Planning Theory, RMIT University, Australia

'The concept of social innovation brings an important and timely perspective on societal organization and governance with and within communities. The chapters presenting case studies and narratives sit alongside multidisciplinary explorations of social innovation. This book weaves together significant strands in debates about economies and communities.' Nola Kunnen, Curtin University, Australia 'As we emerge from three decades of divisive neo-liberalism, four leading thinkers have assembled this inspirational book. It is both a shrewd theorization of development from below and an encouraging set of case studies showing how social needs and community resources have been the formative influences in local actions in a dozen countries. The book is an excellent and timely resource for local practitioners, civil servants, teachers and students.' Michael Edwards, University College London, UK

• Introduction, Diana MacCallum, Frank Moulaert, Jean Hillier, Serena Vicari Haddock; Part 1 Social Innovation: Needs Satisfaction, Community Empowerment and Governance; Chapter 1 Social Innovation: Institutionally Embedded, Territorially (Re)Produced, Frank Moulaert; Chapter 2 Social Innovation for Community Economies, J.K. Gibson-Graham, Gerda Roelvink; Chapter 3 1 This chapter was originally written in French. It has been professionally translated, including all quotations from non-English sources., Mariana Antohi; Chapter 4 Civil Society, Governmentality and the Contradictions of Governance-beyond-the-State: The Janus-face of Social Innovation, Erik Swyngedouw; Part 2 Cities and Socially Innovative Neighbourhoods; Chapter 5 Social Innovation for Neighbourhood Revitalization: A Case of Empowered Part Icipation and Integrative Dynamics in Spain, Arantxa Rodriguez; Chapter 6 How Socially Innovative is Migrant Entrepreneurship? A Case Study of Berlin, Felicitas Hillmann; Chapter 7 Social Innovation, Reciprocity and the Monetarization of Territory in Informal Settlements in Latin American Cities, Pedro Abramo; Chapter 8 Social Innovation and Governance of Scale in Austria, Andreas Novy, Elisabeth Hammer, Bernhard Leubolt; Chapter 9 Inclusive Places, Arts and Socially Creative Milieux, Isabel André, Eduardo Brito Henriques, Jorge Malheiros;

Jean Hillier, Associate Dean, School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning, Editor Planning Theory, RMIT University, Australia

'The concept of social innovation brings an important and timely perspective on societal organization and governance with and within communities. The chapters presenting case studies and narratives sit alongside multidisciplinary explorations of social innovation. This book weaves together significant strands in debates about economies and communities.' Nola Kunnen, Curtin University, Australia 'As we emerge from three decades of divisive neo-liberalism, four leading thinkers have assembled this inspirational book. It is both a shrewd theorization of development from below and an encouraging set of case studies showing how social needs and community resources have been the formative influences in local actions in a dozen countries. The book is an excellent and timely resource for local practitioners, civil servants, teachers and students.' Michael Edwards, University College London, UK

• Introduction, Diana MacCallum, Frank Moulaert, Jean Hillier, Serena Vicari Haddock; Part 1 Social Innovation: Needs Satisfaction, Community Empowerment and Governance; Chapter 1 Social Innovation: Institutionally Embedded, Territorially (Re)Produced, Frank Moulaert; Chapter 2 Social Innovation for Community Economies, J.K. Gibson-Graham, Gerda Roelvink; Chapter 3 1 This chapter was originally written in French. It has been professionally translated, including all quotations from non-English sources., Mariana Antohi; Chapter 4 Civil Society, Governmentality and the Contradictions of Governance-beyond-the-State: The Janus-face of Social Innovation, Erik Swyngedouw; Part 2 Cities and Socially Innovative Neighbourhoods; Chapter 5 Social Innovation for Neighbourhood Revitalization: A Case of Empowered Part Icipation and Integrative Dynamics in Spain, Arantxa Rodriguez; Chapter 6 How Socially Innovative is Migrant Entrepreneurship? A Case Study of Berlin, Felicitas Hillmann; Chapter 7 Social Innovation, Reciprocity and the Monetarization of Territory in Informal Settlements in Latin American Cities, Pedro Abramo; Chapter 8 Social Innovation and Governance of Scale in Austria, Andreas Novy, Elisabeth Hammer, Bernhard Leubolt; Chapter 9 Inclusive Places, Arts and Socially Creative Milieux, Isabel André, Eduardo Brito Henriques, Jorge Malheiros;