Readings

Saturday, November 5
9:30–10:45 am Session A

I. Entrepreneurs in Law and Public Policy
Room 127

Thomas Darden, Law and Entrepreneurship, Cherokee Investment Partners LLC
"Lessons Learned from Cherokee's Business Model"
Law and Entrepreneurship

Suggested by Shelley Geballe:
Kenneth T. Andrews & Bob Edwards, Advocacy Organizations in the U.S. Political Process, 30 Annual Review of Sociology, 479-506 (2004)

Debra C. Minkoff, Producing Social Capital: National Social Movements and Civil Society, 40(5) American Behavioral Scientist, 606-619 (1997)

F. Hill, Nonprofit Organizations' Advocacy Activities: Association, Participation and Representation, Urban Institute Center on Nonprofits and Philanthropy (2002)

II. Entrepreneurs in Private Law Practice
Levinson Auditorium

Suggested by Edward Labaton
Courts on Trial Symposium: Closing Remarks

11:00 am–12:15 pm Session B

III. Entrepreneurs in Business
Levinson Auditorium

Legal Entrepreneurship for a Flat World
by David Egger

"Universal Health Coverage for America - Now"
by David A. Jones

IV. Global Entrepreneurship
Room 127

Suggested by Bill Drayton:
K.H. Hammonds, "A Lever Long Enough to Move the World," Fast Company, Jan. 2005

William Drayton, "Needed: a new social financial services industry," 9 Alliance, Mar. 2004

William Drayton, "Where the real power lies," 10 Alliance, Mar. 2005

William Drayton, "The Citizen Sector Transformed, A New Strategic Environment for Business, Government, and You," Ashoka Chair’s Letter, Nov. 2004

William Drayton, "Knowing History, Serving It, Ashoka’s Theory of Change," Ashoka Chair’s Letter

Emily Eakin, "How to Save the World? Treat It Like a Business," N.Y. Times, December 20, 2003

Enid Slack, "Five-year quest reveals many who did 'Change the World,'" Denver Post, May 23, 2004

Laura Tyson, "Good Works – With a Business Plan," Business Week, May 3, 2004, at 32.

William J. Holstein, "Of Globalization and the Greater Good," N.Y. Times, Feb. 22, 2004

Marc Weingarten, "Making Use of Human Capital: A Savvy Do-Gooder’s Technique," N.Y. Observer, May 24, 2004, at 13.

Submitted by Joseph Onek:
Background material for global entrepreneurship talk.
General Overview, International Senior Lawyers Project, Jun. 2005
www.soros.org

Richard A. Frank, Biennial Report 2003-2004, Population Services International

V. Entrepreneurs in Social Change
Room 129

Suggested by Richard Buery:
Jennifer C. Berkshire, A Nonprofit Group Teaches Charities How to Sell Themselves, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, Oct. 16, 2003

Richard R. Buery, Jr., "Executive Summary," Groundwork Inc.

Suggested by Eric Stern:
James R. Hagerty, "When Martin Eakes Speaks, Citigroup Listens,"
The Wall Street Journal Online, Jul. 12, 2005

Ret Boney, "Self-Help turns 25: Part 1: Durham community development bank
works to narrow wealth gap," Philanthropy Journal, Jul. 25, 2005

Tom Waldron, "Self Help – Leading the Charge Against Predatory Mortgage Lending," The Annie E. Casey Foundation

Christine Canabou, "Social Capitalists: Profiles – Center for Community Self Help,"
Fast Company, Jan., 2004, at 56

Additional suggested readings:

Self-Help: Leading the Charge Against Predatory Mortgage Lending

Social Capitalists: Profiles

Self-Help turns 25: Part 1

Self-Help turns 25: Part 2

Self-Help turns 25: Part 3

Self-Help turns 25: Part 4

A Self-Helping Hand

David Bornstein, "How to Change the World: Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of New Ideas," (2004)

"How to Save the World? Treat It Like a Business," NY Times, December 20, 2003

"Good Works--With a Business Plan," 32 Business Week, May 3, 2004

"Five-year quest reveals many who did "Change the World," Denver Post, May 23, 2004

"Making Use of Human Capital: A Savvy Do-Gooder's Technique," New York Observer, May 26, 2004

"Of Globalization and the Greater Good," NY Times, February 22, 2004

"International Senior Lawyers Project Serving the World Community, June 2005"

"Measurable Health Impact Drives Everything We Do, 2003-2004"