Christian Seelos, and Johanna Mair, is not the Holy “Innovation Grail,” Fall 2012; a cautionary Stanford Social Innovation Review, note about means and ends Grace Davie, Entrepreneurship: The Call for Collective “Social Action,” 2011; a strong article Organization Development Perspective, about the need for collaboration Frank R. Baumgartner, Thoughts on Reform Miracles,” paper “Some presented at the Reform Miracles International Seminar, May 27-28, 2005; a short introduction to the role of friction in driving major policy breakthroughs; stick to the general question of whether reform miracles exist, and how you will create friction through you work in this course WEEK 2 (JANUARY 29): ENTREPRENEURSHIP/INNOVATION IN ACTION READINGS Atul Gawande, Heroism of Incremental Care,” New Yorker, “The January 23, 2017; a great writer on an important subject; perfect fit with Seelos and Mair Robert B. Reich, Reconsidered: The Team as “Entrepreneurship Hero,” Review, May 1987; an early challenge to the Harvard Business heroic leader Lee Fleming, and the Tail’ of Innovation,” MIT “Breakthroughs ‘Long Fall 2007; one of my all-time favorites on Sloan Management Review, the success rates of teams versus wolves” “lone Pino G. Audia, and Christopher I. Rider, Garage and an Idea: What “A More Does an Entrepreneur Need?” Review, California Management fall 2005; getting older, but still an accessible piece about the of entrepreneurship accessible Nicholas Kristof, 2017 Was the Best Year in History,” “Why January 6, 2018; a quick op-ed on recent trends in New York Times, social and economic change; once you have finished the piece, go to Our World in Data (https://ourworldindata.org) and read a bit on the solutions that are leading the world forward SOCIAL EXPLORING THREE AND FOUR)
Christian Seelos, and Johanna Mair, “Innovation is not the Holy Grail,” Stanford Social Innovation Review, Fall 2012; a cautionary note about means and ends Grace Davie, “Social Entrepreneurship: The Call for Collective Action,” Organization Development Perspective, 2011; a strong article about the need for collaboration Frank R. Baumgartner, “Some Thoughts on Reform Miracles,” paper presented at the Reform Miracles International Seminar, May 27-28, 2005; a short introduction to the role of friction in driving major policy breakthroughs; stick to the general question of whether reform miracles exist, and how you will create friction through you work in this course WEEK 2 (JANUARY 29): ENTREPRENEURSHIP/INNOVATION IN ACTION READINGS Atul Gawande, “The Heroism of Incremental Care,” New Yorker, January 23, 2017; a great writer on an important subject; perfect fit with Seelos and Mair Robert B. Reich, “Entrepreneurship Reconsidered: The Team as Hero,” Harvard Business Review, May 1987; an early challenge to the heroic leader Lee Fleming, “Breakthroughs and the ‘Long Tail’ of Innovation,” MIT Sloan Management Review, Fall 2007; one of my all-time favorites on the success rates of teams versus “lone wolves” Pino G. Audia, and Christopher I. Rider, “A Garage and an Idea: What More Does an Entrepreneur Need?” California Management Review, fall 2005; getting older, but still an accessible piece about the of entrepreneurship accessible Nicholas Kristof, “Why 2017 Was the Best Year in History,” New York Times, January 6, 2018; a quick op-ed on recent trends in social and economic change; once you have finished the piece, go to Our World in Data (https://ourworldindata.org) and read a bit on the solutions that are leading the world forward SOCIAL EXPLORING THREE AND FOUR)
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