Purdue Provost Jay Akridge to step down at the end of December
Akridge is the longest-serving provost in the Big Ten, holding that role since 2017.
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Akridge is the longest-serving provost in the Big Ten, holding that role since 2017.
Market socialism, capitalism with Chinese characteristics, or a workers’ state? Michael Roberts takes issue with three recent books
Pour ce mois d’août, une manifestation importante, la fête médiévale, est victime du covid. La mairie, compte tenu des dispositions sanitaires gouvernementales et dans...
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Dilemmas of great and good Mainstream economists cannot provide the answers needed to revive a system mired in stagnation. Michael Roberts reports on the annual gathering of the American Economic Association The conference of the American Economic Association was unusual this year, for obvious reasons. Instead of 13,000 academic and professional economists descending on an American city to present and discuss hundreds of submitted papers over a few days, because of the Covid-19 pandemic, ASSA 2021, as the conference was called, was virtual. Despite that, there were a host of papers presented ...