Innovations: Technology, Governance, Globalization

2006 - 2019

Current editor(s): Philip Auerswald and Iqbal Quadir

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2010

Our Commitment to Haiti pp. 3-5

Bill Clinton

Haiti's Potential Waiting to Be Fulfilled pp. 7-11

Denis O'Brien

A Bank the Poor Can Call Their Own pp. 13-32

Anne Hastings, James Kurz and Katleen Felix

The Transformative Power of “Why Not?” pp. 33-36

Reeta Roy

Building a Better Haiti by Investing in Haitians pp. 37-50

Catherine F. Lainé

Strategies to Support High-Growth Enterprises in Haiti pp. 51-53

Michael Carey

The Value of Information and Communication Technologies in Humanitarian Relief Efforts pp. 55-68

Mark Summer

Directing Relief Efforts and Creating Jobs through Text Messaging pp. 69-72

Josh Nesbit and Leila Chirayath Janah

Building a Sustainable Future on the Grounds of a Rediscovered Identity pp. 73-79

Monique Rocourt

Crowdsourcing for Crisis Mapping in Haiti pp. 81-89

Ida Norheim-Hagtun and Patrick Meier

Building Earthquake-Resistant Houses in Haiti: The Homeowner-Driven Model pp. 91-115

Elizabeth Hausler

Putting Women at the Center of Building Back Better in Haiti pp. 117-127

Isobel Coleman and Mary Ellen Iskenderian

Green Reconstruction: Laying a Firm Foundation for Haiti's Recovery pp. 129-141

Bracken Hendricks, Aimée Christensen and Ronald Toussaint

Harnessing Human Potential in Haiti pp. 143-149

Ángel Cabrera, Frank Neville and Samantha Novick

Truly Grassroots: How Agricultural Entrepreneurs Can Lead a Haitian Renewal pp. 151-157

Regine Barjon, Philip Auerswald, Julia Novy-Hildesley and Adam Hasler

Volume 5, issue 3, 2010

Innovation Amidst Crisis: Tulane University's Strategic Transformation pp. 3-11

Scott S. Cowen and Amanda P. Cowen

Social Innovation, Civic Infrastructure, and Rebuilding New Orleans from the Inside Out pp. 13-20

Judith Rodin

A City's Renewal Animated by Entrepreneurial Spirit pp. 21-24

Walter Isaacson

Toward a Tipping Point for Talent: How the Idea Village is Creating an Entrepreneurial Movement in New Orleans pp. 25-43

Tim Williamson

Sparks of Hope in a Dark Night: How Social Entrepreneurs Can Help Renew the Republic pp. 45-52

Christopher Gergen, David Gergen and Amanda Antico-Majkowski

The Underground Railroad for New Life: Improving Outcomes for Mothers and Babies of African Descent pp. 53-68

Kathryn Hall-Trujillo

A Celebration of Life and Womanhood pp. 69-73

Jeanette Magnus

Putting Capital Back to Work: The Receivables Exchange Creates a New Way for Small and Midsize Business to Manage Cash Flow pp. 75-85

Nicolas Perkin

Marketing a Disruptive Financial Innovation pp. 87-89

Tom Stein

Engagement, Ecology, and Design Education: Outreach Work of the Tulane City Center pp. 91-105

Scott Bernhard

Fellows and Scholars: Building Talent for the Future of New Orleans pp. 107-119

Valerie Piper

The Art of Sustaining Social Innovation: Markets, Imagination, and Rapid Prototyping pp. 121-133

Sara Brenner and Andrea Bassett

Government and Social Innovation: Current State and Local Models pp. 135-157

Andrew Wolk and Colleen Gross Ebinger

Volume 5, issue 2, 2010

Relevance, Connectivity, and Productivity pp. 3-11

Luis M. Proenza

Leading Social Innovation pp. 13-21

Gigi Georges and Stephen Goldsmith

Funding and the Future of U.S. Public Research Universities pp. 23-30

Peter McPherson, Howard Gobstein and David Shulenburger

A Million Children Now! pp. 31-51

Anustup Nayak, Shweta Arora and Himanshu Joshi

Building Entrepreneurial Organizations to Make Learning in School Relevant (Innovations Case Discussion: iDiscoveri) pp. 53-56

Fernando Reimers

Stepping India in the Right Direction (Innovations Case Discussion: iDiscoveri) pp. 57-62

Evangeline Harris Stefanakis

Empowering Children Through Social and Financial Education (Innovations Case Narrative: Aflatoun) pp. 63-81

Jeroo Billimoria

Financial Education for All Ages (Innovations Case Discussion: Aflatoun) pp. 83-86

Candace Nelson

Playing Catch-Up in German Early Science Education with Science-Lab (Innovations Case Narrative: Science-Lab) pp. 87-101

Heike Schettler

The Ingenuity Gap Revisited (Innovations Case Discussion: Science-Lab) pp. 103-111

David H. Eddy Spicer

Camfed Governance: Accounting to the Girl pp. 113-139

Lance Croffoot-Suede and Diana Good

Education and Tech Entrepreneurship pp. 141-153

Vivek Wadhwa, Richard Freeman and Ben Rissing

Harnessing Openness to Improve Research, Teaching and Learning in Higher Education pp. 155-166

Elliot Maxwell

Volume 5, issue 1, 2010

The Backbone of a New Rwanda: Entrepreneurship Is the Surest Way pp. 3-6

Paul Kagame

By the Grace of Invention: How Individuals Power Development pp. 7-24

Julia Novy-Hildesley

The Capital Curve for a Better World pp. 25-33

Matthew Bishop and Michael Green

Rickshaw Bank: Empowering the Poor through Asset Ownership (Innovations Case Narrative: Rickshaw Bank) pp. 35-55

Pradip Kumar Sarmah

Pumping Life into Marginalized Communities: ETV's Technology Model (Innovations Case Discussion: Emprendimientos de Tecnologías para la Vida) pp. 57-67

Gustavo Gennuso

The Tuki: Lighting Up Nepal (Innovations Case Narrative: Solar-Powered Tuki) pp. 69-78

Anil Chitrakar and Babu Raj Shrestha

Better by Design: How Empathy Can Lead to More Successful Technologies and Services for the Poor (Discussion of Design Case Narratives: Rickshaw Bank, Solar-Powered Tuki, FGN Pump) pp. 79-93

Timothy Prestero

A Difficult Balancing Act: Employment, Technology, Context, and Change (Innovations Case Discussion: ETV Pumps, Solar Tuki, Rickshaw Bank) pp. 95-100

Christopher Bull, Barrett Hazeltine and Nicholas Stoker

The MicroConsignment Model: Bridging the "Last Mile" of Access to Products and Services for the Rural Poor (Innovations Case Narrative: The MicroConsignment Model) pp. 101-127

Greg Van Kirk

The MicroConsignment Model Reconsidered: Invention-Led Development by Shifting Risk, Transferring Knowledge, and Scaling Capabilities (Innovations Case Discussion: The MicroConsignment Model) pp. 129-135

Brett R. Smith

2.4 Billion Customers: How Business Can Scale Solutions to Poverty pp. 137-152

Paul Polak, Peggy Reid and Amy Schefer

Franchising in Frontier Markets: What's Working, What's Not, and Why pp. 153-162

Steve Beck, Wouter Deelder and Robin Miller

Economic Doctrines and Innovation Policy pp. 163-206

Robert Atkinson and David Audretsch