Tri-sector partnerships in social entrepreneurship: discourse and practice of the actors from the circles of action and reflection

Revista de Administração (São Paulo)

Carla Bronzo²  Armindo Dos Santos De Sousa Teodósio¹  Márcia Cristina Gomes Da Rocha¹ 

[1] ,Fundação João Pinheiro Escola de Governo Paulo Neves de Carvalho Belo Horizonte MG ,Brasil

关键词: cross sector partnerships;    public policy;    circles of action and reflection;    Non-Governmental Organizations;    parcerias tri-setoriais;    políticas públicas;    círculos de ação e reflexão;    Organizações Não Governamentais;    alianzas trisectoriales;    políticas públicas;    círculos de acción y reflexión;    organizaciones no gubernamentales;   

DOI  :  10.1590/S0080-21072012000300009

来源: SciELO

【 摘 要 】

This article discusses the construction of tri-sector partnerships in three projects conducted in Brazil in different fields of intervention of public policy (access to water, basic education and performance of boards of rights of children and adolescents). Collaborative articulations involving the players from three sectors (the State, civil society and the market) are practices that are little studied in the Brazilian and even in the international context, as tri-sector partnerships are rare, despite the proliferation of lines of discourse in support of alliances between governments and civil society or between companies and NGOs in the management of public policy. As a research strategy, this study resorted to cooperative inquiry, a method that involves breaking down the boundaries between the subjects and the objects of the analysis. Besides working toward a better understanding of the challenges of building tri-sector partnerships in the Brazilian context, the article also tries to show the relevance to public policy studies of investigative methods based on the subjects studied, as a means of developing an understanding of the practices, lines of discourse and dilemmas linked to social action in social programs.

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