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The article titled "Enterprise and Humanism" presents Rafael Alvira's book, "Enterprise and Humanism. Small strokes of a big project," which exposes the idea that gave rise to the Enterprise and Humanism Institute. The book redefines the notion of enterprise in light of the philosophical tradition and the Social Doctrine of the Church, arguing that the enterprise must contribute to humanize, develop, and make progress in society and the people who work in it. Alvira also explores the concept of business humanism and the importance of entrepreneur education. The book defends the conjunction between the market and the State, and advocates for the recovery of humanism in modern society. [Extracted from the article]

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