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Pretty good article in The Economist. Is social enterprise and social innovation going to get the political recognition it deserves? My problem with this article, however, is how it simply defines social entrepreneurship as a "private" enterprise and even talks about it in terms of P3s. We need to insist on the difference between private profit-seeking businesses and "private" but public-interest organisations such as many in civil society and social economics.