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BUSINESS & GOVERNMENT
The University of Chicago's Stigler Center: Brian K. Richter
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BUSINESS ETHICS
The New Republic: Elena Botella
"Under the data-driven directives of Capitalism 2.0, you can have a bunch of friendly data scientists who don't think too deeply about the models they're building, while tutoring low-income kids on the side." You're a nice person, but your work life may not always reflect that. How do you reconcile the two?
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FUTURE OF CAPITALISM
Boston Review: Lenore Palladino
Is expanding employee ownership the key to helping workers do better? This detailed essay and its responses debate the issue and other options for the future.
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FUTURE OF WORK
The New York Times: Zephyr Teachout
American labor: How did we get here, and where should we go next?
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SOCIAL INTRAPRENEURSHIP
The Aspen Institute: Nancy McGaw
Want to make change from within? Here's how it's done.
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TEACHING INNOVATIONS
BusinessBecause: Amy Hughes
What more can schools do to prepare students for a future of equitable leadership?
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