Innovations: Technology, Governance, Globalization
2006 - 2019
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Volume 3, issue 4, 2008
- India and Tata: National Development and the Corporation pp. 3-13

- R. Gopalakrishnan
- A Partnership for Development pp. 15-26

- Fadi Ghandour
- America's Oil Problem pp. 29-34

- Lawrence J. Korb and Laura Conley
- How to Break Both Oil's Monopoly and OPEC's Cartel pp. 35-38

- R. James Woolsey and Anne Korin
- The Delusions of "Energy Independence" pp. 39-49

- Robert Bryce
- Power Play: Freeplay Energy and the Freeplay Foundation Expand Access to Energy, Information, and Education (Innovations Case Narrative: Freeplay Energy and Freeplay Foundation) pp. 51-78

- Rory Stear and Kristine Pearson
- Social Entrepreneurship as Dynamic Innovation (Innovations Case Discussion: Freeplay Energy and Freeplay Foundation) pp. 79-84

- Johanna Mair and Kate Ganly
- Freeplay's Dual Business Models Bring Good Design to Those Who Need It (Innovations Case Discussion: Freeplay Energy and Freeplay Foundation) pp. 85-87

- Christopher Bull
- Students Incorporated: INJAZ on a Mission to Send Arab Youth to Planet Free Enterprise pp. 89-98

- Soraya Salti
- Building Community Through Entrepreneurship Education (Innovations Case Discussion: INJAZ) pp. 99-104

- Patricia G. Greene
- Inducing Innovation Through Prizes pp. 105-117

- Jaison G. Morgan
- Conservation and Climate Change: The Immediate Need to Adapt pp. 119-128

- James N. Levitt and Charles C. Chester
Volume 3, issue 3, 2008
- Growing out of Poverty pp. 3-20

- Percy Barnevik and Maria Borelius
- Garden in the Desert: Sekem Makes Comprehensive Sustainable Development a Reality in Egypt (Innovations Case Narrative: Sekem) pp. 21-48

- Ibrahim Abouleish and Helmy Abouleish
- Sekem: A Remarkable Tale of Social Entrepreneurship with Critical Lessons for Policy (Innovations Case Discussion: Sekem) pp. 49-55

- William Baumol
- Social Entrepreneurship at the Macro Level: Three Lessons for Success (Innovations Case Discussion: Sekem) pp. 56-64

- Ayman El-Tarabishy and Marshall Sashkin
- Ending Dependency: MAARDEC Takes a Multi-Dimensional Approach to Rehabilitation of Disabled Nigerians (Innovations Case Narrative: MAARDEC) pp. 65-78

- Cosmas Okoli
- Assessing MAARDEC: A Comparison with Other Assistive Device Workshop and Disability Organization Models (Innovations Case Discussion: MAARDEC) pp. 79-81

- Amos G. Winter and Amy Smith
- Developing Information Technology to Meet Social Needs (Innovations Case Narrative: Benetech) pp. 83-99

- Jim Fruchterman
- Lessons for Social Entrepreneurs... and for their Benefactors (Innovations Case Discussion: Benetech) pp. 100-104

- Gregg Vanderheiden
- Simple Measures for Social Enterprise pp. 105-118

- Brian Trelstad
- Philanthropy and Enterprise: Harnessing the Power of Business and Social Entrepreneurship for Development pp. 119-132

- J. Gregory Dees
- Continuous Improvement in Undergraduate Education: A Possible Dream pp. 133-151

- Henry Kelly
Volume 3, issue 2, 2008
- Realizing Rights: Fulfilling Humanity's Promise to Itself pp. 3-17

- Mary Robinson
- Removing a Roadblock to Development: Transparency International Mobilizes Coalitions Against Corruption pp. 19-33

- Peter Eigen
- Moving Images: WITNESS and Human Rights Advocacy (Innovations Case Narrative: WITNESS) pp. 35-60

- Peter Gabriel, Gillian Caldwell, Sara Federlein, Sam Gregory and Jenni Wolfson
- WITNESS: CC TV for the Masses? (Innovations Case Discussion: WITNESS) pp. 61-65

- Peter Walker
- Empowering the Rural Poor to Develop Themselves: The Barefoot Approach (Innovations Case Narrative: Barefoot College of Tilonia) pp. 67-93

- Bunker Roy and Jesse Hartigan
- Standing the Poor World on its Head (Innovations Case Discussion: Barefoot College of Tilonia) pp. 94-102

- John Elkington
- Do Rural Poor Develop Themselves? (Innovations Case Discussion: Barefoot College of Tilonia) pp. 103-108

- Martha Stone Wiske
- From Fear to Hope: Upholding the Rule of Law via Public Defenders (Innovations Case Narrative: International Bridges for Justice) pp. 109-134

- Karen Tse
- Seizing the 'Arbitrage Opportunity' for Legal Rights (Innovations Case Discussion: International Bridges to Justice) pp. 135-142

- Kenneth Neil Cukier
- SMS As a Tool in Election Observation (Innovations Case Narrative: National Democratic Institute) pp. 143-157

- Ian Schuler
- Trends and Challenges in Election Monitoring (Innovations Case Discussion: National Democratic Institute) pp. 159-164

- Jorrit de Jong
- Censorship 2.0 pp. 165-187

- Robert Faris, Stephanie Wang and John Palfrey
- Protect, Respect and Remedy: A Framework for Business and Human Rights pp. 189-212

- John Ruggie
Volume 3, issue 1, 2008
- Toward an Entrepreneurial Society: Why Measurement Matters pp. 3-10

- Carl J. Schramm
- Harnessing the Power of Autism Spectrum Disorder (Innovations Case Narrative: Specialisterne) pp. 11-27

- Jonathan Wareham and Thorkil Sonne
- Managing Differences (Innovations Case Discussion: Specialisterne) pp. 28-35

- Robert D. Austin and Javier Busquets
- Pioneering Micro-Entrepreneurship Through Poultry Breeding and Distribution in Rural India (Innovations Case Narrative: Keggfarms) pp. 37-51

- Vinod Kapur
- An Indian FOPSE (Innovations Case Discussion: Keggfarms) pp. 52-55

- Daniel J. Isenberg
- The Base of the Pyramid Protocol: Beyond "Basic Needs" Business Strategies pp. 57-84

- Erik Simanis, Stuart Hart and Duncan Duke
- The Fortune at the Bottom or the Middle of the Pyramid? pp. 85-100

- Anand Jaiswal
- Progress in Know-How: Its Origins and Limits pp. 101-117

- Daniel Sarewitz and Richard Nelson
- What Have We Learned from Market Design? pp. 119-147

- Alvin Roth
Volume 2, issue 4, 2007
- Address at Harvard: Commencement, July 7, 2007 pp. 3-9

- Bill Gates
- Solutions Within Reach pp. 10-15

- Lawrence Summers
- The Gates Plan pp. 16-18

- William Foege
- Empathetic Capitalism pp. 19-25

- Laurie Garrett
- The New Gates in Harvard Yard: A Students' Response to the Philanthropist's Call to Action pp. 26-34

- Matthew Basilico and Connie Chen
- Making Sight Affordable (Innovations Case Narrative: The Aravind Eye Care System) pp. 35-49

- V. Kasturi Rangan and R. D. Thulasiraj
- Aravind: Partner and Social Science Innovator (Innovations Case Discussion: Aravind Eye Care System) pp. 50-52

- Larry Brilliant and Girija Brilliant
- The Cataract Blindness Challenge Innovations Case Discussion: Aravind Eye Care System) pp. 53-57

- Geoffrey Tabin
- Seeking a Cure for Inequity in Access to Medicines (Innovations Case Narrative: The Institute for OneWorld Health) pp. 59-71

- Victoria Hale
- Solutions and Challenges to Curing Global Health Inequality (Innovations Case Discussion: The Institute for OneWorld Health) pp. 72-80

- Wesley Yin
- A New Solution Suggesting the Need for a New Equation (Innovations Case Discussion: The Institute for OneWorld Health) pp. 81-86

- Piera Morlacchi
- Building Capacity for Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis Treatment: Health Systems Strengthening in Lesotho pp. 87-106

- Salmaan Keshavjee, Kwonjune Seung, Hind Satti, Jennifer Furin, Paul Farmer, Jim Yong Kim and Mercedes Becerra
- The Biofuels Conundrum: Their Potential for Good or Ill is Enormous; Getting the Rules Right is Critical pp. 107-115

- Timothy E. Wirth
- Beyond Bioethics: A Proposal for Modernizing the Regulation of Human Biotechnologies pp. 117-127

- Franco Furger and Francis Fukuyama
- Accelerating Health Product Innovation in sub-Saharan Africa pp. 129-149

- Hassan Masum, Abdallah S. Daar, Sara Al-Bader, Ronak Shah and Peter A. Singer
- Letters pp. 151-155

- Various
Volume 2, issue 3, 2007
- Leadership and Innovation in a Networked World pp. 3-13

- Diego Rodriguez and Doug Solomon
- Harnessing Collective Intelligence to Address Global Climate Change pp. 15-26

- Thomas W. Malone and Mark Klein
- Collapsing Geography (Second Life, Innovation, and the Future of National Power) pp. 27-54

- Cory Ondrejka
- A Silicon Silicon Valley? (Virtual Innovation and Virtual Geography) pp. 55-61

- Philip Evans
- Contriving Constraints (The Gameness of Second Life and the Persistence of Scarcity) pp. 62-67

- Thomas M. Malaby
- The Values and Limits of Substitutional Sovereignty pp. 68-72

- Paul R. Verkuil
- The Policy Analysis Market (A Thwarted Experiment in the Use of Prediction Markets for Public Policy) pp. 73-88

- Robin Hanson
- The Politics of Prediction pp. 89-96

- Michael Abramowicz
- The Principles of Distributed Innovation pp. 97-112

- Karim R. Lakhani and Jill A. Panetta
- Innovation Without Borders pp. 113-124

- Bhaskar Chakravorti
- Open Sourcing Social Solutions (Building Communities of Change) pp. 125-136

- Charlie Brown
- Science Commons: Material Transfer Agreement Project pp. 137-143

- Thinh Nguyen
- Letters pp. 144-146

- Various
Volume 2, issue 1-2, 2007
- Beyond Lending: How Microfinance Creates New Forms of Capital to Fight Poverty pp. 3-17

- Fazle Hasan Abed and Imran Matin
- Meeting Urgent Needs with Patient Capital pp. 19-30

- Jacqueline Novogratz
- Kiva and the Birth of Person-to-Person Microfinance pp. 31-56

- Matt Flannery
- Kiva as a Test of Our "Societal Creativity" Innovations Case Discussion: Kiva.org pp. 57-62

- Robert D. Austin
- M-PESA: Mobile Money for the "Unbanked" Turning Cellphones into 24-Hour Tellers in Kenya pp. 63-81

- Nick Hughes and Susie Lonie
- From Microfinance to m-Finance Innovations Case Discussion: M-PESA pp. 82-90

- Mudit Kapoor, Jonathan Morduch and Shamika Ravi
- Microfinance Matures: Opportunities, Risks, and Obstacles for an Emerging Global Industry pp. 91-114

- Elisabeth Rhyne and María Otero
- Commercial Returns at the Base of the Pyramid pp. 115-146

- Michael Chu
- The Next 4 Billion pp. 147-158

- Allen L. Hammond, William J. Kramer, Robert S. Katz, Julia T. Tran and Courtland Walker
- The Architecture of Audacity: Assessing the Impact of the Microcredit Summit Campaign pp. 159-180

- Susan Davis and Vinod Khosla
- Regulatory Innovation in Microfinance: The MACS Act in Andhra Pradesh pp. 181-201

- Guy Stuart
- Is Securitization Right for Microfinance? pp. 202-213

- Sharon Stieber
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