Spurring Indigenous Entrepreneurial Growth in Pakistan 
As the Defense Department’s public review last Thursday of its war strategy in Afghanistan points to a slow troop withdrawal in 2011, efforts to better understand how to spur growth after such conflicts are speeding into top gear. A new cadre of economists, military leaders and other specialists are writing a long-needed canon to guide how to re-build economies during their transition from war to peace using indigenous entrepreneurship. Expeditionary Economics (ExpECON), as the field is now known, is informing large questions of national security strategy, positioning economic growth as a more important component of the formula for strategic success.  [More]

From the Policy Dialogue on Entrepreneurship Blog

Impact of Tax Bill on Entrepreneurship? Talk to Chuck
After a lot of speculation that the House would fight the tax bill hammered out by the Senate and White House, it passed last week and was signed by President Obama. Charles Schwab talked to Maria Bartiromo about its impact on entrepreneurs. [More]

Roundtables on Entrepreneurship Education Continue
Looking ahead to 2011, the Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) at Stanford University continues its series of Roundtables on Entrepreneurship Education (REE) for universities worldwide. [More]

So How Did They Do?
Last spring we profiled several entrepreneurs who were running for office. So now that the midterm elections are behind us and all the races have been decided, how did our entrepreneurs do? [More]

A Look Back at Innovation Daily
Each day, Innovation Daily checks the pulse of global innovation -- courtesy of Innovation America. Here, we take a look at a handful of relevant stories it compiled from last week. [More]

This Week in Entrepreneurship Policy
There are no relevant Congressional hearings or meetings scheduled for the week ahead in Washington. [More]