Emily Chamlee-Wright – Stephen Hicks, Ph.D.

CEE guest speaker video interviews — new location

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All CEE videos are now hosted at YouTube. Thanks to Chris Vaughan for performing the gargantuan task of transferring the material. Anil Singh-Molares on Microsoft and entrepreneurship.Terry Noel on The Virtuous Entrepreneur.Emily Chamlee-Wright on non-profits and the recovery efforts after Hurricane Katrina.Steven Horwitz on Wal-Mart to the rescue after Hurricane Katrina.David Mayer on Thomas Jefferson, […]

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CEE video interviews: Noel, Thompson, Horwitz, Sandefur, and others

Leave a Comment / Business Ethics, Entrepreneurship / Stephen Hicks

I have been fortunate to interview several of CEE’s expert guest speakers over the past year.

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APEE update — Elinor Ostrom

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I’m looking forward to learning new things at my APEE session tomorrow on “Hayek and Rand on Values.” The panelists are Emily Chamlee-Wright, Steve Horwitz, Edward Hudgins, and William Kline, each of whom knows a lot about both Hayek and Rand. At the opening banquet tonight, we heard an address from Lin Ostrom, 2009 Nobel

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Hayek and Rand on values — APEE 2011 conference

Leave a Comment / Economics, Education, History of Philosophy, Objectivism, Philosophy, Politics / Stephen Hicks

For this year’s conference of the Association of Private Enterprise Education, I am organizing and chairing a session on two giants of the twentieth century — Friedrich Hayek and Ayn Rand — with four scholars comparing their views on values and political economy. Topic: Hayek and Rand on Values Chair: Stephen Hicks, Ph.D., Rockford College,

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Learning from Hurricane Katrina

1 Comment / Education, Entrepreneurship, Politics / Stephen Hicks

A striking statement on school reform by U.S. Education Secretary, Arne Duncan. Duncan called the 2005 Hurricane Katrina “the best thing that happened to the education system in New Orleans.” Duncan continued: “That education system was a disaster, and it took Hurricane Katrina to wake up the community to say that ‘we have to do

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Interview: Emily Chamlee-Wright on post-Katrina New Orleans

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My ten-minute interview at CEE with Dr. Emily Chamlee-Wright on her research on entrepreneurship and the non-profit sector in post-Katrina New Orleans.

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