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The SELUSI research project and this new edition
Looking for the former SELUSI research project? Start with its official European Commission record. This page explains the distinction between that research and the independent publication now using this domain.
Find the official project record
CORDIS identifies SELUSI as FP7 project 217622, coordinated by the London School of Economics and Political Science. Its recorded dates are 1 June 2008 to 31 August 2013. The research examined social entrepreneurs as lead users for service innovation. The official final summary discusses work in Hungary, Romania, Spain, the United Kingdom and Sweden.
Read the CORDIS project record or open its official final report summary. These are references to the historical project. Their inclusion does not imply that the former consortium, its members or funders endorse this website.
The Hungary report: what is established
A 2024 Civil Szemle article cites a 2010 Personalized feedback report by the SELUSI research consortium at the former path /uploads/images/101216_Selusi_Report_HU.pdf. The institutional publications list at ESCI-UPF also records the 2010 series of SELUSI feedback reports.
As of 4 November 2026, this edition has not obtained a verified copy of that exact file or confirmed permission to republish it. The original download path remains unavailable. This reference note is new editorial writing and is not the missing report, an authorised translation or a reconstruction of its contents. A country code in a filename does not establish the language of an unexamined document.
Using historical evidence carefully
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About Selusi Fieldwork
The current edition began in November 2026. It publishes original practical guides on social enterprise, market learning and evidence of programme outcomes. It is independently operated and does not represent the former research project, its consortium, funders or participants. Read about this edition and its editorial policy.