Student Diaries: In Their Own Words
Each year, students in the Social Enterprise Program travel the world and their neighboring communities in hopes of causing long-term social improvements near and far. These are their stories.
Student papers published in the Chazen Web Journal of International Business
Enterprising India: Profits and the Poor
By Dimitra DeFotis ’08
Rwanda: Efforts Toward a Private-Sector Economy
By Lauren Weber ’07
Exploring Ecotourism in Ecuador
By Lucia Darino ’06.
Corporate Social Responsibility: An Emerging Form of Risk Management in Europe
By Stephanie Sewell King ’05, Dorit Matthews ’05, Marie Wiltz MIA ’05.
Grameen Bank: Taking Capitalism to the Poor
By Schuyler Roach Heuer ’04, Raji Kalra ’04, Evaristus Mainsah ’04, and Qiulin Zhang, MPA ’04.
Working from the Heart: An Exploration of What Propels 12 Quality Social Entrepreneurs
By Helena Plater-Zyberk ’06.
At The End Of The Beginning: The Formalization Of Property Rights In Emerging Markets
By J. Michael Graglia ’02.
An Economic Assessment of “Fair Trade” in Coffee
By David Zehner ’02