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Conclusion: lessons learned and future directions

In: Social Investment and Social Welfare

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  • James Midgley
  • Espen Dahl
  • Amy Conley Wright

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The concluding chapter by the editors offers a short summary of the book and its chapters, drawing attention to the major lessons learned and discussing some of the future directions scholarly research in the field should take. They point out that although the book offers a critique of the Western literature, it is not intended primarily to critique this literature but rather to enhance its international relevance and contribute to the emergence of a globally relevant body of knowledge on social investment that will be helpful to policy-makers and practitioners seeking to promote social welfare around the world. Key words: social investment, international social welfare

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  • James Midgley & Espen Dahl & Amy Conley Wright, 2017. "Conclusion: lessons learned and future directions," Chapters, in: James Midgley & Espen Dahl & Amy Conley Wright (ed.), Social Investment and Social Welfare, chapter 13, pages 235-242, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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