Stiglitz lecture at St John's University, March 25

[mongiovg@xxxxxxxxxxx (Mongiovi Gary)]

Hi.  Members of this list might be interested in the public lecture
described in the attached file.

Regards,

Gary

Gary Mongiovi, Co-editor
Review of Political Economy
Economics & Finance Department
St John's University
Jamaica, NEW YORK 11439
USA

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ST. JOHN'S UNIVERSITY
	The Peter J. Tobin College of Business
HENRY GEORGE LECTURE SERIES


	presents


	Joseph Stiglitz, Ph.D.
Co-winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Economic Science
Professor of Economics, Columbia University



	GLOBALIZATION AND ITS DISCONTENTS



Professor Stiglitz was the co-winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Economic
Science who was cited for his work on the economics of information. In
addition to his academic affiliations, he served as Chairman of the
President Clinton's Council of Economic Advisors and as Chief Economist
and Senior Vice-President of the World Bank. He has authored numerous
articles and several books including one whose title is the topic of
this lecture. His activities with the Council and the World Bank took
him to many developing countries where he experienced the challenges of
world poverty and the institutional obstacles to its alleviation. These
experiences led to his recommendation for reforming the architecture of
global economic institutions.


	TUESDAY, March 25, 2003
	7:15-8:15 PM
	BENT HALL AUDITORIUM
Rooms 101A, B, and C
	Queens Campus
	
All Are Welcome
Admission is Free


The Lecture Series is funded by a grant from the Robert Schalkenbach
Foundation. Contact person: Dr. Joseph A. Giacalone, Henry George Chair,
718-990-7301; e-mail:giacaloj@xxxxxxxxxxxx

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