This book develops a Credo for honorable entrepreneurs dedicated to freedom and general human flourishing, based on work by Aristotle and the giants of moral, political, and economic thinking. It explores how entrepreneurs can prevent a separation of the honorable and the useful, a moral challenge faced by leaders in all parts of society.
This book develops a Credo for honorable entrepreneurs dedicated to freedom and general human flourishing, based on work by Aristotle and the giants of moral, political, and economic thinking. It explores how entrepreneurs can prevent a separation of the honorable and the useful, a moral challenge faced by leaders in all parts of society.
Felix R. Livingston is professor of economics and director of the Honorable Entrepreneurship Program at Flagler College.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Prologue: Playing Chess with Alexis de Tocqueville 1. General Rules and the Extended Social Order 2. Pursuing Happiness and Wealth in an Extended Social Order 3. Virtues and Honor in the Practice of Entrepreneurship 4. Justice, Honor, and Duty Epilogue: Creating a Shared Vision of Honorable Entrepreneurship References Index About the Author
Introduction Prologue: Playing Chess with Alexis de Tocqueville 1. General Rules and the Extended Social Order 2. Pursuing Happiness and Wealth in an Extended Social Order 3. Virtues and Honor in the Practice of Entrepreneurship 4. Justice, Honor, and Duty Epilogue: Creating a Shared Vision of Honorable Entrepreneurship References Index About the Author
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