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Principled Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship, Creativity, and Faith and Work Culture
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Technology, Freedom, and the Future of Work
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Full Time: Work and the Meaning of Life, a Book Talk with David Bahnsen
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Panel: AI, Disruptive Technology, and the Future of Work
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Men Without Work
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Janus v. AFSCME: A Conversation with Mark Janus
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Intersectionality and the Socialist Temptation with Dr. Elizabeth Corey
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Transformational Leadership in a Time of Crises
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Work, Creativity, and Exchange
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Explore the world of work, creativity and exchange through a farmer and winemaker as they show how cultivation tames nature into economic productivity. *** Volume 1 of The Good Society is a 6-part series that that focuses on the intersection between the human person and economics and explores themes of work and creativity, entrepreneurship, and …
Theology of Work (Engage the Speaker AU2021)
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Engage the Speaker Session for “Theology of Work” (AU2021). Original Lecture description below. In this session, we will explore the biblical and theological foundations for how we view our work in God’s economy. We will argue that work has intrinsic value and nobility because of its connection to the dominion mandate in Genesis and how …
Education and Entrepreneurial Disruption
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An educated citizenry is fundamental to securing a free and flourishing society. Innovation, technology, and entrepreneurial endeavors are transforming education in many ways. This panel examines common myths about learning and the provision of education, highlights the great entrepreneurial efforts to improve its quality and accessibility, and explores what the future holds in providing an …
Entrepreneurship in India: Obstacles and Success Stories
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This panel looks at the free market in India and the use of entrepreneurial innovation. While looking at individual entrepreneur success stories and obsatcles, this panel discusses the future of industry in India and the future of India’s economy.
Removing Obstacles: Occupational Licensing
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In fields like hair braiding and flower arranging, occupational licensing requirements frequently stand in the way of people seeking to serve others and advance their station in life. In this session, Shoshana Weissmann (R Street Institute) and Isis Brantley (activist and founder of Institute of Ancestral Braiding) will discuss the problem of unreasonable occupational licensing …
Models in Overcoming Poverty
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This panel involves conversations with two poverty fighters who work on the front lines of food assistance and job training. In it, they discuss the importance of faith, the role of government, and how organizations such as theirs judge success.​
What We Know About Poverty: Family / Success Sequence
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Young adults who put marriage first are more likely to find themselves in the middle or upper third of the income distribution, compared to their peers who have not formed a family and especially compared to their peers who have children before marrying.,” according to research conducted by the American Enterprise Institute. Paul Edwards is …
Obsolete Labor? Technology, Unemployment & Poverty
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Questions of technology and its role in the future of work are increasingly dominating the headlines. Will technological innovation help or hinder humans in their quest for meaningful lives? Join this panel as noted Oxford economic historian Carl Benedikt Frey and professor Jay Richards discuss several pivotal questions regarding technology, poverty, and the future of …
Reflections on Poverty and Economics with Russ Roberts
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Economists use a variety of tools to evaluate poverty and propose policy responses—typically with mixed results. In this interview, join award-winning EconTalk Podcast founder Russ Roberts as he reflects upon topics such as how the economics profession has addressed poverty, the importance of work as a means of fulfillment, and the virtue of charity as …
Work as a Calling
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Does God care about my work? Oye Waddell looks into the biblical examples of work and calling and practically promotes those ideas to further the kingdom. Waddell explains how our work can serve others and contribute to human flourishing in a God honoring way.
The Three Vocations of the Businessperson
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Somewhere within every man lies a great ambition — to achieve immortality. Businessmen, often the most driven among us, seek to build and create great institutions and legacies that will last far beyond their time on this mortal coil. In this talk, Frank Hanna reminds his fellow businessmen that immortality can only be achieved through …
Theology of Work
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In this session, we will explore the biblical and theological foundations for how we view our work in God’s economy. We will argue that work has intrinsic value and nobility because of its connection to the dominion mandate in Genesis and how the NT describes work as part of someone’s service to Christ. We will …
Theology of Work – Engage the Speaker
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In this session, we will explore the biblical and theological foundations for how we view our work in God’s economy. We will argue that work has intrinsic value and nobility because of its connection to the dominion mandate in Genesis and how the NT describes work as part of someone’s service to Christ. We will …