It is summer and I at least, do not have any classes. Lest we all let our brains atrophy, here are some interesting methodological links to keep our minds active:
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This blog is about the role of entrepreneurship and innovation in the 21st century. It is inspired by the work of Joseph Schumpeter. Topics include innovation and growth, collaborative innovation, workforce & talent issues, immigration, and the impact of governance on innovation in the U.S. and the world. We invite you to participate as we discuss the issues that will shape the next hundred years.
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