The Current Status of Free Enterprise Chairs and Professorships in Academe
Clark, J. R., Harrison, Ashley S., Hobbs, Bradley K., Journal of Private Enterprise
Abstract
This paper discusses the findings from a survey of participants in professional academic conferences supporting classical liberal ideals. We present data on those holding either a chair or professorship in free enterprise or entrepreneurship. Information pertaining to both the position and the individual holders is provided. Respondents reveal perspectives on a range of issues including: major scholars of classical liberalism; sources of academic and intellectual support and influence; respondent's political and economic perspectives; and the professional societies, think tanks, grant agencies and other academic support groups they deem important in the advancement of …
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Publication information:
Article title: The Current Status of Free Enterprise Chairs and Professorships in Academe.
Contributors: Clark, J. R. - Author, Harrison, Ashley S. - Author, Hobbs, Bradley K. - Author.
Journal title: Journal of Private Enterprise.
Volume: 26.
Issue: 2
Publication date: Spring 2011.
Page number: 15+.
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