2.What are the differences between social enterprise and social entrepreneurship?

3.What are the differences between corporate social responsibility and social entrepreneurship?

4.Discuss the two different schools of thought on social entrepreneurship.

5.Who are Rafael Alvarez, Alvaro Rodriguez Arregui Ignia and Richard Barth? What have they done and what social impact have they made?

6.Analyse and explain why social capital is important to enhancing our understanding of social entrepreneurship.

7.Discuss the dimensions through which environmental turbulence has created the need for corporate entrepreneurship.

8.What is corporate entrepreneurship?

9.What are the differences between start-up entrepreneurship and corporate entrepreneurship?

10.Explain the four schools of thought on corporate entrepreneurship.

11.What are corporate entrepreneurship outcomes?

12.Discuss the variables that are vital for designing work environments that support a corporation's entrepreneurial strategy.

13.What are the disadvantages to owning and operating a family business?

14.What are the key elements in managing succession?

15.Why do family businesses need a succession plan?

16.When do you think the family business is most vulnerable?

17.How does an Autocratic leadership style impact subordinates?

18.Discuss the decision making for both democratic leaders and laissez-faire leaders.

19.What are the common problems you can associate with the traits approach as 'the' theory of leadership?

20.What is the major difference between a task leader and a relationship leader?

21.Why is it important for organisations to have transactional leaders?

22.What is entrepreneurial leadership?

1. Select three definitions of business ethics.One should be from a textbook, one from an academic journal and one from a more general journal or modern media source.Reference them in Harvard style.Identify the similarities between the definitions and the areas in which they differ.

2. If you are an internet user, you probably access Google on a daily basis.Identify three elements of Google's business model which may have ethical import.

3. Identify three activities within a company of your choice which are morally neutral.Explain why they are so.

4. Identify the main stakeholder groups of your University.On what do they base their claim to be stakeholders?

5. Nova IT is a new technology company creating cutting edge medical hardware.A J Smith is a traditional firm of chartered accountants.Identify two ethical dilemmas which both companies might handle in the same way.Identify one dilemma which each company might treat very differently.

5. 'The fitting of mathematical trend curves is by far the easiest and cheapest method of forecasting long-run changes in product demand, and is likely to be just as reliable as any alternative method. ' Discuss.