Here’s an audiobook version of my essay, “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship.” Getting past the standard moral-versus-practical dichotomy — on the left, “practical” success traits for entrepreneurial business; on the right, “moral” character traits. The original text version of “What Business Ethics Can Learn from Entrepreneurship” is here at my site or here
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Happy to announce that an audiobook edition is now available at Audible: Explaining Postmodernism: Skepticism and Socialism from Rousseau to Foucault (Expanded Edition) by Stephen R. C. Hicks. Narrated by Scott Smith. Other editions and translations of Explaining Postmodernism.
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Here we bring you the last week from the Atlas Intellectuals course on Capitalism. We will show you some Capitalism Data and Indices from all over the world. To supplement the theory and history of capitalism, we now provide data on more and less capitalistic economies. Which are most open to entrepreneurship? Most respectful of property
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El Libre Comercio te hace Mejor Persona Por Stephen R. C. Hicks, Ph.D. El comercio nos permite ser más eficientes, y cuanto más extensas son nuestras redes comerciales, podremos disfrutar de los talentos de más personas, y a más personas podremos alcanzar con nuestros propios talentos. Para más artículos en español: https://www.stephenhicks.org/espanol/ Original article in
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I’m happy to announce I’m on my way to Kraków to be in residence at the university as visiting professor. I’ll each a course on Entrepreneurial Education and deliver a keynote lecture at this international conference on Philosophy of Education. 1364 — that was Jagiellonian University’s founding year, making it one of the ancient universities
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Why did World War I happen? Many causal factors, and philosophy was an important one. Stephen Boydstun nicely summarizes and comments on John Dewey, Philosophy, and the German Aggression. (Posted at Irfan Khawaja’s site.) See also my shorter 2015 post John Dewey on Kant and the Causes of World War I.
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This unit of the self-paced course on Socialism focuses on a theorist, revolutionary, and a leading figure in the October Revolution and the foundation of the Soviet Union. See our Executive Summary of Vladimir Lenin’s “How to Organize Competition”: ‘to achieve competitive socialism, Lenin urges that all the “vermin” be eradicated in Russia. War must
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