9. Nature’s Entrepreneurs
Profit-Driven Entrepreneurial Approaches Can Protect and Produce Environmental Quality. Nature's Entrepreneurs (Text)
8. Entrepreneurs Make Science Work
Science doesn’t necessarily mean progress until it moves out of the lab and into the market. Entrepreneurs Make Science Work (Text)
7. The Ecology of Entrepreneurship
Everything in society is produced by human beings, whose performances are dependent not only on the physical environment but as much on the political and economic on. The Ecology of Entrepreneurship (Text)
6. The Entrepreneur on the Heroic Journey
Why Are Entrepreneurs Seldom Viewed as Heroes? The Entrepreneur on the Heroic Journey (Text)
5. The Pursuit of Profit Is Pro-Social
A value-creating business is “social” whether it pursues an explicit social agenda or not. The Pursuit of Profit Is Pro-Social (Text)
4. Seven Myths about the Great Philanthropists
The turn of the 20th century was a golden age of American philanthropy. It deserves to be better understood. Seven Myths About the Great Philanthropists (Text)
3. “Entrepreneurship in American History”
John Steele Gordon, Author of "An Empire of Wealth," provides a brief history of "how people built a complicated world by solving the problem in front of their noses."
2. The History of Entrepreneurship
A brief introductory article about the beginnings of trade, the invention of money, and the creation of markets. The History of Entrepreneurship (Text)
1. The Market Revolution
"What was the market revolution? How has it affected our daily lives? Was it good for ordinary Americans? What caused it? Was the market revolution good for humanity? Through a series of historical stories and data, history professor Rob McDonald…