Innovations: Technology, Governance, Globalization 5:3 (Summer 2010) - Urban Innovation: New Orleans Five Years After Katrina

by Scott S. Cowen, Amanda P. Cowen, Walter Isaacson

Urban New Orleans Five Years After KatrinaTable of ContentsLead EssaysInnovation Amidst Tulane University's Strategic Transformation by Scott S. Cowen and Amanda P. Cowen Social Innovation, Civic Infrastructure, and Rebuilding New Orleans from the Inside Out by Judith Rodin A City's Renewal Animated by Entrepreneurial Spirit by Walter IsaacsonCases Authored by InnovatorsToward a Tipping Point for How the Idea Village Is Creating an Entrepreneurial Movement in New Orleans by Tim Williamson Sparks of Hope in a Dark How Social Entrepreneurs Can Help Renew the Republic by Christopher Gergen, David Gergen, and Amanda Antico-Majkowski The Underground Railroad for New Improving Outcomes for Mothers and Babies of African Descent by Kathryn Hall-TrujilloA Celebration of Life and Womanhood by Jeanette Magnus Putting Capital Back to The Receivables Exchange Creates a New Way for Small and Midsize Business to Manage Cash Flow by Nicolas Perkin Marketing a Disruptive Financial Innovation by Tom SteinAnalysisEngagement, Ecology, and Design Outreach Work of the Tulane City Center by Scott Bernhard Fellows and Building Talent for the Future of New Orleans by Valerie Piper The Art of Sustaining Social Markets, Imagination, and Rapid Prototyping by Sara Brenner and Andrea Bassett Government and Social Current State and Local Models by Andrew Wolk and Colleen Gross Ebinger

192 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 20, 2010