Mind the store while I head off to try to convince the audience to “Mind the Gap” (with a presentation subtitled “Economics, Inequality, and the Second Great Depression”). Here are the slides for my talk [pdf]. I’ll be developing some of the arguments I made recently in an hour-long interview on KPFA.
Posts Tagged ‘miscellaneous’
Back in a week. . .
Posted: 10 May 2012 in UncategorizedTags: crisis, inequality, miscellaneous, Second Great Depression
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Today is a good day to stay inside and grade final papers. . .
That’s interesting. I have three of the 10 most viewed posts of the last 30 days on the Real-World Economics Review Blog. I appreciate the fact that Edward Fulbrook regularly reposts to the RWER blog items from this blog.
Now I have to actually write my presentation. . .
Today on KPFA
Posted: 16 April 2012 in UncategorizedTags: crisis, Greece, interview, miscellaneous, radio, United States
Today, starting at noon Pacific Time and running (except for the news headlines) for the entire hour, Against the Grain will be airing an interview with me they taped last Thursday. The interview covered a wide range of topics, from the Second Great Depression in the United States to the effects of austerity measures in [...]
Talking about blogging the crisis
Posted: 13 April 2012 in UncategorizedTags: blogging, crisis, miscellaneous
A nice article in the campus newspaper—and the usual problem of spelling my name correctly. . .
In Vermont, they’re reviving the tradition of Frog Run sap beer. This is for the folks who treated me to good conversation and a pint from Bell’s Brewery (which also makes Deb’s Red Ale, seen on the right-hand side of the “tap cam” shot below and named after Eugene Debs) after my talk on “Blogging [...]
My talk tomorrow at Notre Dame. . .
To regular readers: I’ll be back in a week’s time. . .
