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kingofthecurve.org

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gbsn.org

The Global Business School Network (GBSN) and Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) initiative of the UN Global Compact have joined forces to support the efforts of the Global Business School Network for Business and Human Rights (BHR). The BHR was founded in 2017 by the NYU Stern Center for Business and Human Rights, the Geneva School for Economics and Management, and the Alliance Manchester Business School. The BHR network currently comprises over 40 business schools that come together annually to discuss how to advance human rights in business education.

appstate.edu

App State’s Mathematics master’s program prepares you to teach mathematics at high school and college levels. It also serves as excellent preparation for top mathematics Ph.D. programs.

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adamsmithworks.org

Mike Munger explains Adam Smith’s institutional theory of growth: left to its “natural course,” capital first flows to agriculture, then domestic manufactures, and only later to foreign trade. In Europe, that order was inverted by feudal institutions—primogeniture, entails, insecure tenures, petty tolls—that discouraged agricultural investment and locked land and people into dependency.  Smith’s striking claim: commerce and manufactures brought “order and good government,” and with them liberty—not the other way around. As trade offered nobles consumable luxuries, they traded away retinues and coercive power for private goods, unintentionally undermining feudalism. Town wealth then revived agriculture via investment and wider markets.