Mobilizing space to realize the transformative potential of work integration social enterprises through a politics of scale and scope
研究探讨工作整合社会企业如何通过集体和网络化空间结构，实现规模与范围经济，从而增强其超越资本主义关系的变革潜力，并以加拿大多伦多一家非营利组织为例。
WISEs encompass a multitude of relations that both fall within – but also exceed – neoliberal capitalist relations. They are often spaces of mutual aid, collectivity and care, and these enterprises can – under limited circumstances – give rise to more-than-capitalist relations. In this paper, we examine the types of organizational and spatial structure that can best support the flourishing of non-capitalist relations, arguing that social enterprises that are part of a collective and networked space are more likely to realize the economies of scale and scope necessary to enhance their transformative possibilities. A case study of one non-profit organization in Toronto, Canada is used to support this argument.