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The Martindale Center for the Study of Private Enterprise was established in 1980 through a generous endowment provided by Harry Turner Martindale ’27 and his spouse Elizabeth Fairchild Martindale.
An interdisciplinary resource in Lehigh University’s College of Business and Economics, the mission of the Center is to advance educational and scholarly programs to increase understanding of the U.S. economy and its relationship with the world economy. Since its establishment, the Martindale Center has sought to provide a platform for the exploration of issues that enhance students’ education, promote faculty research, and benefit the community at large. This rich collaboration provides for diverse forums about business and economic issues, and generates opportunities to initiate and sponsor programs with other centers, institutes, departments, and organizations - both on and off campus - bringing Martindale constituents into close communication with internationally recognized scholars and distinguished practitioners from business, industry, and public life.
By providing an intellectually rich atmosphere and opportunities for top level engagement, the Center has become a model of experience-based learning exemplifying the University’s educational goal of training leaders for a global society.
Browse the Martindale Center for the Study of Private Enterprise Collections:
Perspectives on Business and Economics
- Volume 37 - The New Malaysia (2019)
- Volume 36 - The United Kingdom On The Brink Of Brexit (2018)
- Volume 35 - Leveraging Peru's Economic Potential (2017)
- Volume 34 - Post-Communist Reform in the Czech Republic: Progress and Problems (2016)
- Volume 33 - Portugal: Navigating from Crisis to Growth (2015)
- Volume 32 - Slovenia: Challenges and Opportunities (2014)
- Volume 31 - Colombia: From Crisis to Renewal (2013)
- Volume 30 - Greece: The Epic Battle for Economic Recovery (2012)
- Volume 29 - Post-crash Iceland: Opportunity, Risk and Reform (2011)
- Volume 28 - Turkey: Bridging Two Worlds (2010)
- Volume 27 - New Zealand: New Challenges in Paradise (2009)
- Volume 26 - Benelux: Integration and Individuality (2008)
- Volume 25 - A New Path for Panama (2007)
- Volume 24 - Transformation in Post-Communist Hungary (2006)
- Volume 23 - Modern Spain Emerges (2005)
- Volume 22 - Sweden: The Model Welfare State Meets the Future (2004)
- Volume 21 - Contradictions and Challenges in 21st Century Italy
- Volume 20 - Hong Kong : Asia's World City (2002)
- Volume 19 - Ireland: Taking the Next Step (2001)
- Volume 18 - Austria and Switzerland at the Crossroads (2000)
- Volume 17 - Chile in Transition (1999)
- Volume 16 - The Continuing Challenges of German Reunification (1998)
- Volume 15 - France in a New Europe (1997)
- Volume 14 - A Unified Germany in Federal Europe (1996)
- Volume 13 - The Changing Face of Argentina (1995)
- Volume 12 - Sharing More Than a Border? : The U.S. and Canada in the 1990s (1994)
- Volume 11 - The North American Free Trade Agreement (1993)
- Volume 10 - Czechoslovakia in Transition (1992)
- Volume 9 - Environmental Policy Issues (1991)
- Volume 8 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1990)
- Volume 7 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1989)
- Volume 6 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1988)
- Volume 5 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1987)
- Volume 4 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1986)
- Volume 3 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1985)
- Volume 2 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1984)
- Volume 1 - Perspectives on Business and Economics (1983)