Citadel Values II: Essays for Contemplation

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University Press of America, Sep 23, 2010 - Business & Economics - 152 pages
From the author: When Citadel Values went to press, we began looking for an educational tool to capture the lessons and fortify our students in the greater world beyond the Lesesne Gate. Also, answering prompting calls for a longer book with more essays of comfort and wisdom, we created a publication that has accomplished more than we sought. This book is the result. It reflects my thinking and writing during tumultuous economic times and of great stress on our body politic. Stress is often the time of greatest growth. I am hopeful, as we traverse these 'bumps in the road,' that our American Ark will come out the better. What I can assure you is that The Citadel will continue on its path of producing men and women of distinction and character to lead the next generation.
 

Contents

Part I The Citadel Way
1
Part II Leadership
15
Part III Defense of Country
27
Part IV American Economics
45
Part V Ideals for Americas Future
69
Part VI Enduring Change in the 21st Century
95
Part VII The Spirit of America
115
Endnotes
133
Biography
139
About the Author
141
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Robert E. Freer, Jr. is the BB&T visiting professor in ethics and free enterprise leadership for the School of Business at The Citadel. A lawyer by training, Freer has extensive working experience as a partner of several private law firms, assistant to the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, and as vice president for Kimberly-Clark Corporation. Robert E. Freer, Jr. is the BB&T visiting professor in ethics and free enterprise leadership for the School of Business at The Citadel. A lawyer by training, Freer has extensive working experience as a partner of several private law firms, assistant to the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, and as vice president for Kimberly-Clark Corporation.