Here’s a print version [pdf] of my post on “’Third Way’ politics and its fruits” from earlier this year. Thanks to Chris Vaughan for his graphics work. The opening: “In 1998, President Bill Clinton announced: ‘We have moved past the sterile debate between those who say Government is the problem and those who say Government […]
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The 1984 disaster in Bhopal, India, is one of the major business ethics cases of the past generation. A hazardous chemical was spilled and, tragically, many people died. Awful. But I am weary of reading the standard journalistic accounts that run like this: In the name of profit, a large American multinational corporation neglected safety;
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The new edition of Kaizen Weekly Review features my interview with Senegalese-American entrepreneur Magatte Wade, David Henderson on “robber barons,” James Shikwati on aid versus entrepreneurial development in Africa, Forbes on companies that cultivate their employees’ happiness, a post on “Third Way” politics, and my lecture in Brazil on entrepreneurs as moral heroes. All issues
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