"This whole shoe-throwing incident with Bush. How do we know it is not a guerrilla marketing stunt by Zappos.com?" by Joel Warady.
Thanks Joel, that was great.
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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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- Innovation Economics and Creative Destruction
- Best Books on Business and Innovation for 2008
- Pulled From Twitter
- Knowledge Management
- McKinsey Interview with Richard Foster
- Entrepreneurship in India
- A Fear of Not Changing
- American Innovation and Competitiveness
- What Bloggers Can Learn From Journalists
- The Schumpeter Club
- Revolutions and Innovative Organizations
- Been Thinking About a Startup?
- Opportunity Amid Uncertainty
- Educated Guesses: What's Ahead for 2009?
- The A to Z Problem
- David Brooks Reviews Outliers
- Today's Fed Action
- Bankrupt?
- Trouble in Magazine Publishing
- What's Your Calling?
- Stages of Risk Management
- Cultivating Leaders in Virtual Worlds
- Immigrant Networks and Innovation
- Law and Economics 2.0
- Book Clubs
- Cupcakes
- Virtual Worlds, Innovation, and Geography
- More on Virtual Worlds
- Virtual Worlds
- Bootstrapping
- Farm Subsidies
- Another Positive View of the Econobloggers
- A Negative View of Risk Management
- Entrepreneurial Opportunity and the Economic Downturn
- Distributed Intelligence
- Life Entrepreneurship
- Wal-Mart, Competition, and Social Capital
- Funding Basic Research
- Risk Management
- Organization Models
- The Unemployment Report
- Copyright on Government Works
- Universal Health Care, Bit by Bit
- Health Care Reform
- Change, Change, Change
- The Next Social Entrepreneurs
- It's Hard Out Here for a...
- A Great Loss
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Recent Writing
- SSRN Author Page
- Defining Prosperity (The American Interest)
- Schumpeter's Century (The American Interest)
- The Irrelevence of Middle East Oil (The American Interest)
- Up-And-Coming Tech Cities (Forbes)
- Old Oil Fears Don't Match Reality (SF Chronicle)
- Let's End Oil Alarmism (IHT)
- What is a Social Entrepreneur? (FT)
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