last updated: January 6, 2012
Nobel-prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, reading a recent issue, looked up to declare that LBO is full of “wonderful rants and some very interesting facts.”
goodies:
LBO editor Doug Henwood’s late-1980s pieces for the late journal Grand Street
Does Paul Krugman crib from LBO?
Read this, and answer for yourself!
My review of Jeffrey Sachs, mentioned on my November 26 show, is here
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in prep: LBO #134: despair revised by movement • U.S. income and poverty in 2010: miserable
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BEHIND THE NEWS
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freshly posted material from recent issues In and out of school How the U.S. stacks up internationally on education spending, enrollment, attainment (hint: not so well) Beastly numbers How do you explain educational outcomes? Poverty, mostly. What a damn mess Just how bad does this economy suck? Real bad. 2009: income down, poverty up, more uninsured income & poverty in the U.S. Charter to nowhere Do charter schools work, and if so, for whom? Old world, new crisis The EU melodrama
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“Doug Henwood is a wicked genius” — Susie Bright
“Full of some wonderful rants and very interesting facts” — Nobel prize winner Joseph Stiglitz
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“We steal your stuff all the time” — Jim Hightower
“invaluable” — Noam Chomsky
“You're scum...sick and twisted...it's tragic you exist.” — former Wall Street Journal executive editor Norman Pearlstine
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