The Family Papers

The Updated List, in Reverse Chronological Order

By Nicolas Colin (Co-Founder & Partner) | The Family

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TheFamily Papers series is published in English on a regular basis. It covers various areas such as entrepreneurship, strategy, finance, and policy, and is authored by TheFamily’s partners as well as occasional guest writers. Below is the updated list of those papers, in reverse chronological order.

#032—Haven’t You Read Tim O’Reilly?

#031—11 Notes on Goldman Sachs

#030—Reinventing Labor: The Sharing Economy as Professional Leverage

#029—HEDGE: Liberal Institutions for the Entrepreneurial Age

#028—A Stout Porter: Business Strategy In the 21st Century

#027—Enough With This Basic Income Bullshit

#026—In Search of Scalability

#025—5 Steps to a Healthy Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

#024—Hillary’s Problem, Explained by Technology

#023—The New Berkshire Hathaway You Haven’t Noticed (Yet)

#022 — Brexit: Doom, or Europe’s Polanyi Moment?

#021—Regulating the Trial-and-Error Economy

#020—The Five Stages of Denial

#019—A Brief History of the World (of Venture Capital)

#018—French Engineers and Entrepreneurship: It’s Complicated

#017—Winner-Takes-Most: the Two Worlds of Increasing Returns

#016—From Lone Inventors to Corporate Labs to the Entrepreneurial Age

#015—From Startup to Company, One Step at a Time

#014—We Want More Sex (Startups)

#013—Better Get Used To Those Bubbles

#012—A Valley Divided: Do Startups Widen the Inequality Gap?

#010—11 Notes on Amazon

#009—The Power of the Tongue: English in the Digital Economy

#008—Entrepreneurship Is the New Politics

#007—An Essential Reading List by TheFamily

#006—Do Banks Still Have A Future?

#005—Valley Politics: The Democratic Party’s Love Story With Entrepreneurs

#004—Why Entrepreneurship is Harder in Healthcare, and How We Can Make it Easier

#003—Low Risk, High Reward: Why Venture Capital Thrives in the Digital World

#002—Another 100 Days: a Digital New Deal for Workers

#001—The Digital World Is Not a Flat Circle

#000—What Makes an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem?