Entrepreneurship

John Chisholm: Unleash Your Inner Company [Entrepreneurship and Values series transcript]

[This lecture is part 2 of the Entrepreneurship and Values Series and was recorded at Rockford University and sponsored by the Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship.] Unleash Your Inner Company by John Chisholm Hello, I am John Chisholm and I am here at Rockford University in Rockford, Illinois at the Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship to talk about […]

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Audio edition of “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship”

My essay [pdf] was first published in 2009 in Journal of Private Enterprise. Here is the 21-minute audio edition in MP3 format or at YouTube. It’s also available at Amazon, and in Serbo-Croatian, Spanish [PDF] and Portuguese translations: [PDF] or [HTML]. Related: All of my audio editions, including my Open College podcast series.

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Timothy Sandefur on political versus market entrepreneurs — transcript

Interview conducted at Rockford University by Stephen Hicks and sponsored by the Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship. Part I Hicks: I am Stephen Hicks; executive director for Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship at Rockford University and our guest today is Timothy Sandefur. Mr. Sandefur is senior staff attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation based Sacramento,

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Innovation Is Upsetting | Be Willing to Be Offended on a Regular Basis — with Professor Stephen Hicks

My podcast on the Bill Murphy show is now up on these platforms: LinkedIn RedZone Blog Soundcloud iTunes Stitcher (for Droid users) A transcription is also available at the RedZone Blog link. Themes and questions: The humanities-universities’ shift from classical liberal education with focus on individual and his uniqueness to a post-modern outlook with focus on

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