How does strategy differ when firms are not constituted as vehicles of private wealth accumulation but are owned by communities of members or government?
In a capitalist system, wealth and value are measured in monetary units: what is social value, how is social value measured, and how do social value and economic value interact and shape each other?
Free markets and competition have brought many benefits (e.g., the average individual material wellbeing has improved markedly, even if the variance is distressing). How does this increasing but uneven material prosperity relate to human wellbeing, sustainability and entrepreneurship?
How does market competition affect the fabric of trust and social value within and between different organizational forms?
How does one gain better understanding of sustainable and ethical entrepreneurship?
What are most useful conceptual models and empirical analysis of the antecedents, consequences, and contingencies associated with the processes of sustainable and ethical entrepreneurship?
What is the role of ethical behavior in the growth, survival, and sustainability of new ventures?
What are the roles of economic and institutional systems in motivating ethical and sustainable behaviors?
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Theresa Wernimont, SEE Conference Director
Sharon Alvarez (Sharon.Alvarez@du.edu)
Paul Olk (Paul.Olk@du.edu)
Sharon Clinebell (sharon.clinebell@unco.edu)
Tom Dean (Tom.Dean@business.colostate.edu)
Roland Kidwell (RKidwell@uwyo.edu)
Gideon Markman (Gideon.Markman@colostate.edu)
Mark Peterson (markpete@uwyo.edu)
Yolanda Sarason (yolanda.sarason@business.colostate.edu)
Karen Turner (karen.turner@unco.edu)
Jeff York (Jeffrey.York@colorado.edu)
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Paul Olk
Professor of Management & Associate Dean of
Faculty, Research and Accreditation
Daniels College of Business
University of Denver
01.303.871.4531 (v)
Paul.Olk@du.edu
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