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  • D. McCloskey, The West is Inspired and Informed by Liberty and Dignity

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  • Alvin Toffler, Transforming Education: The Organizational Attack

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  • Alvin Toffler, The New Educational Revolution: Listening to the Future

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Organizational design for rapid adaptability

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Creating an Innovative Environment – The Procter & Gamble case

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Abandon the crowd to find gold

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Discipline as a source of inspiration – The Walt Disney company

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: Industry examples of a shifted locus of innovation

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: How Starbucks transformed a functional product into an emotional one

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: A business does not have to escape its past to renew itself for the future

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: From Closed to Open Innovation

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  • Davenport, Leibold, Voelpel: A broad taxonomy of innovation

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  • Paul Johnson, The Capital of Karl Marx

  • F. Hayek, The welfare state is not necessarily against freedom

  • Bill Gates, The idea that gave birth to the modern computer

  • Bunch-Hellemans, Early mechanical clocks

  • Adam Smith, Conditions of employing stock

  • Rudyard Kipling’s Six Serving Men

  • Daron Acemoglu, How can society build inclusive political institutions?

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  • Huyssteen, The Many-worlds hypothesis

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  • F. Hayek, Unions tend to undermine economy and themselves

  • Thomas Sowell, Crime is logical

  • A. Bernstein, A mixed morality has led to a mixed economy in the US

  • Nima Sanandaji, Scandinavian countries would be even more prosperous with lower taxes

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  • J. Schumpeter, The worker today is the biggest stakeholder of the capitalist economy

  • F. Hayek, Importance of the certainty of the law for a free society

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