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Markets have a role to play, but they must be structured so that the cultural evolutionary process is managed to achieve whole-system goals.
The Third Way of Entrepreneurship and the Art of Public Policy: A Conversation with David Colander
There are many sectors of the economy where for-benefit corporations are a better structure than either for-profit corporations and not-for-profit corporations as currently structured.
Evolution, Complexity, and the Third Way of Entrepreneurship
A modern understanding of human cultural evolution reveals the conventional laissez-faire view of entrepreneurship as too simple.
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