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Explores black political advancement and challenges faced by black women in the 1960s-70s, including gender discrimination, welfare rights, and the emergence of black feminist organizations.
Explore the Leverage Cycle theory and its role in the 2007-09 financial crisis. Learn how collateral requirements impact asset prices and contrast this with traditional financial theories.
Explore economic theories justifying free markets, from utility maximization to Pareto efficiency, and examine the introduction of time and assets into equilibrium models by Irving Fisher.
Explore economic decision-making through equilibrium calculations in simple and financial economies, using theoretical and computational methods to understand market dynamics and agent behavior.
Explore economic modeling, supply and demand, and general equilibrium theory. Understand the importance of models in economics and their application to various markets and financial systems.
Explores political and judicial aspects of US capitalism through the Merck-Vioxx case, examining regulatory agencies, lobbying, tort law, and patent law's impact on business and reform efforts.
Exploración histórica y análisis de crisis financieras, enfocándose en el mercado hipotecario. Se examinan datos recientes y se evalúan las causas de la crisis económica actual.
Explore Marx and Schumpeter's theories on capitalism's constant evolution, critiquing Marxist ideas and examining creative destruction through historical examples of technological revolutions.
Explore the evolution of pesticide regulation in the US, from early food laws to modern risk assessment, reflecting changes in scientific understanding and societal values over time.
Explore the shift to large-scale farming, increased pesticide use, and its impacts on food systems, health, and the environment. Examine relevant laws and the evolving understanding of chemicals like DDT.
Explores environmental and legal challenges of military testing sites, focusing on Vieques island. Covers hazardous site recognition, restoration, and the impact of government secrecy on environmental protection efforts.
Explores environmental risks of nuclear experiments, government secrecy, and compensation schemes. Examines persistence of pollutants and challenges in risk management strategies for nuclear incidents.
Explores 1950s nuclear tests, examining the balance between national security, secrecy, and environmental impact. Discusses data collection, global radionuclide spread, and risk management challenges.
Explore Durkheim's sociological methodology, examining social facts, collective representations, and the challenges of objectively studying society's values and sentiments.
Explore Weber's theory on the shift from status to class in determining life chances, comparing feudal and modern capitalist eras, and examining the interplay between class and status in society.
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