Rethink social enterprise beyond Western frameworks. This insightful book introduces a pluralist theory of social enterprise, challenging dominant perspectives. It explores how social movements and solidarity economy initiatives in the Global South offer vital insights into re-embedding economies and addressing inequalities. Discover a broader, India-relevant understanding that respects local realities and grassroots innovations. Essential reading for researchers, students, and professionals in social entrepreneurship, social innovation, and development studies seeking a globally relevant perspective.