I was not a student of David Gordon, and knew him only briefly. He was quite
affectionate towards me. His sudden death comes to us as a total shock, even
though I knew that his students were concerned about his health. In his
death the world has lost a great radical economist and URPE a great frie
An interesting abstract from today's edition of the Financial Economists
Network working paper series:
> "Do Black-Owned Banks Discriminate Against Black Borrowers?"
>
> BY: HAROLD A. BLACK
>- University of Tennessee
> M. CARY COLLINS
>- University of Ten
Just to add a point to Blair's interesting comments, scientists are quickly
running out of time as human bacteria become resistant to all known drug
therapies -- so, one can postulate that the same problem will develop within
50 years for plants and insects. Any re-engineering introduced for sho
There will be two memorials for David Gordon at The New School:
1. Thursday, March 28, 8:00 p.m., room 219, 65 Fifth Avenue (between 13th
and 14th Streets). This is a memorial by the Economics Department.
2. Monday, April 1st, 5:00 p.m. in the main auditorium at 65 Fifth Avenue.
This is bein
For those of you in the Washington D.C. area,
there will be an informal gathering to
remember David Gordon this weekend. The
particulars are as follows:
Sunday, March 24
6PM
Steve Rose's house
1730 S Street NW
(near Dupont Circle Metro)
Pot luck, bring whatever.
A few of those who knew David
I, too, mourn David Gordon. I didn't know him very well and had
some theoretical disagreements with him, but he was extremely
friendly and helpful when I was interviewed for a job at the New
School. I really wasn't ready enough for a job there -- and he
told me in the best possible way. His co
FYI
Shawgi Tell
University at Buffalo
Graduate School of Education
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