Today, the global economy is in shock. And capitalism is changing. Recently, I gave a talk at the awesome Daytona Sessions about our vision for the next generation of capitalism: Constructive Capitalism.

It’s a revolution that’s already being ignited by innovators as disparate as Wal-Mart, Google, Threadless, Nike, Apple, and Etsy. They’re playing by a new set of institutional rules - institutional rules that are letting them redraw the boundaries of value creation, while yesterday’s incumbents continue to fail en masse. These rules depend, in large part, on media.

I’ve given a similar talk several times both internally and externally, but the Daytona guys have been kind enough to put up a high-quality video of the whole session. Here are two interviews I gave afterwards (published in Swedish, translated via Google :)

Enjoy - and thanks to the Daytona guys, I had a great time and many productive discussions.

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My latest post on the macroeconomic crisis - The Smart Growth Manifesto - is currently the cover story at Harvard Business.

If you’re interested in the deeper causes of the crisis - and how to begin addressing them - have a read and feel free to comment away.

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