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...Miranda Joseph This essay explores how the entrepreneurial university works and how we work in it. It examines the role of our own attachments to and investments in its sustenance as well as how we work, or might work, with, in, and against its temporalities, shaped as they have been...

...Nicole S. Cohen Amid the current “crisis” in the business and practice of journalism, entrepreneurial journalism has been offered as a solution. While the precise set of practices that constitute entrepreneurial journalism remain unclear, such discourse promotes a notion of the enterprising...

...Matthew Flisfeder This article challenges the Foucauldian conception of the neoliberal subject by addressing self-promotion as a key feature of users' engagement with social media websites. The essay argues that the rational choice rhetoric of neoliberal entrepreneurialism involves a process...

... of subject formation as skills training gained prominence. It suggests that in the entrepreneurial university this problem has been resolved, as a global culture of entrepreneurship has replaced national culture as the guiding concept within them. The article traces the academic framing of the term...

... or “things” (via entrepreneurial innovation). This first section of this essay presents a reading of the figure of the “adventurous” entrepreneur via Richard Cantillon and Jean-Baptiste Say, a figure inserted into the broader context of a modernity frequently interpreted by commentators across the political...

... be perfectly secure when the faculty's is not. As administrations struggle to supplant traditional faculty values and practices with “market-smart” and entrepreneurial arrangements, we should be exploring the senses in which the intellectual freedom of the undergraduate may be under similar attacks by similar...

...). Economics returns because its materialism is now immaterial: “self-making,” “innovation,” “creativity,” and other entrepreneurial qualities of the poietic intellect (where poiesis means a making or crafting). All are extolled as the new primary forces of value and are distinguished sharply from the physical...

... the artist Caroline Woolard's practice as a site to investigate the problem of artistic labor and aesthetic value in an entrepreneurial age. This essay is divided into two sections. The first offers a possible deduction of decommodification from the theoretical convergence of aesthetics and commodification...

... that appear to be unlikely candidates for the utopian visions now predictably connected with the solar. When read in relation to Luce Irigaray’s account of female subjectivity, practices of entrepreneurial feminized self-care, exemplified here by Gwyneth Paltrow’s much-criticized Goop Lab , open up a distinct...

... nonetheless. After all, hard work, risk-taking, and the ferocious chal- lenge of a crowded, competitive marketplace were a necessary part of the high-tech entrepreneurial adventure—a series of trials that, rather...

... The entrepreneur offers a useful starting point in its status as an individual- ized “meta-subject” of the contemporary capitalist order. The heroic phase of the entrepreneurial figure coincided with the heyday of the creative econ- omy, interrupted by the 2008 economic crisis. Still the prevalent model...

..., and Production 307 Chalfin, Brenda, Governing Offshore Oil: Mapping Maritime Political Space in Ghana and the Western Gulf of Guinea  101 Chari, Sharad, African Extraction, Indian Ocean Critique,   83 Cohen, Nicole, Entrepreneurial Journalism and the Precarious State of Media Work  513 Cooper...

... of dependency and disavowal as symptomatic of emerging forms and stakes of digital work. © 2015 Duke University Press 2015 digital labor entrepreneurialism outsourcing relationality subjectivity References Benkler Yochai . 2006 . The Wealth of Networks . New Haven, CT : Yale...

... Studies 16 , no. 4 : 516 – 31 . Moulier-Boutang Yann . 2012 . Cognitive Capitalism . Chichester : Polity . Neff Gina Wissinger Elizabeth Zukin Sharon . 2005 . “Entrepreneurial Labor among Cultural Producers: ‘Cool’ Jobs in ‘Hot’ Industries.” Social Semiotics 15...

... . 2016 . “ Fighting Precarity with Cooperation? Worker Co-operatives in the Cultural Sector .” New Formations 88 : 51 – 68 . Sandoval Marisol . 2019 . “ Entrepreneurial Activism? Platform Cooperativism between Subversion and Co-optation .” Critical Sociology 46 , no. 6 . https...

... insight into the social and political development of Brazil and a working knowledge of the techniques and terminology of the economist. He is able to make a significant contribution to the nar­ row field of entrepreneurial history and to the broader context of the economic and social transition of modern...

... insight into the social and political development of Brazil and a working knowledge of the techniques and terminology of the economist. He is able to make a significant contribution to the nar­ row field of entrepreneurial history and to the broader context of the economic and social transition of modern...

... of Government s Industrial and Commercial Enterprises (New Delhi, 1956). The Civil Service of Pakistan: A Theoretical Analysis 289 Assuming that the entrepreneurial skills requisite to development can­ not be properly integrated in a bureaucracy which has dominant attributes which repel entrepreneurial values...

... of America has been its equalitarian ideals; its shame its historic failures to realize them. He laments present inequalities of income and wealth, and is willing to bargain away some aspects of 260 The South Atlantic Quarterly equality of opportunity and entrepreneurial freedom in order to gain greater...

... Atlantic Quarterly equality of opportunity and entrepreneurial freedom in order to gain greater economic equality. He is a clear nationalist, with almost no respect for American federalism. Thus, he celebrates the increasing ability of the federal government to impose equalitarian goals upon reluctant...