Peripheric capitalism?

Debating Capitalism

This paper is about the dissemination of knowledge across the curriculum and the role business education can play in elevating student awareness and understanding of interdisciplinary thoughts. Most importantly, it explores the importance of thoughtful appreciation of divergent educational paradigms and how such an appreciation can be the bridge toward cohesive, contemporary, and meaningful lea...

Why Capitalism?

Mid-term results of peripheric cannulation after port-access surgery.

Several minimally invasive approaches, avoiding median sternotomy, have been described within the last few years for cardiac surgery. Femoral arterial and venous cannulation for extracorporeal perfusion are required for many of these operations. The aim of this report is to assess the long-term outcomes of femoral cannulations in patients who underwent minimally invasive procedures. One hundred...

Peripheric facial paralysis as initial manifestation of occult metastatic neoplasia.

Peripheral facial paralysis is a relative common condition; it is mostly idiopathic, when it receives the name Bell’s palsy. However, we should be aware of the differential diagnosis with less common severe or potentially lethal diseases. Thus, there are cases in which facial paralysis is a manifestation of a temporal bone metastasis. This is a rare situation, although its incidence has apparen...

Capitalism in Question

Paul Adler was Program Chair for the 2013 meeting of the Academy of Management in Orlando, Florida, in August. In this capacity, he organized the “All-Academy Theme” component of the meeting program, helped by a committee of Tom Kochan (MIT), Jerry Davis (U. Michigan), Carrie Leana (U. Pittsburgh), and Stella Nkomo (U. Pretoria). The theme was “Capitalism in Question.” The essay below is an edi...