Full Employment, Social Welfare, and Equity
The seminar focuses on the analytical and policy issues connected with the question of full employment. These include cross-national perspectives, primarily in other industrialized economies; changes on both the supply and demand sides of US labor markets; relevance of theoretical analyses of macro- and micro-aspects; changes in the content and organization of work; corporate and union roles, etc. The purpose is to identify and clarify the more difficult and central intellectual questions which relate to and affect the national commitment and capability to assure full employment over long periods.
Seminar: #613
Founded: 1987
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Seminar Administration
Co Chairs:
Dr. Sheila Collins
William Patterson College, Department of Political Science
Professor Helen Ginsburg
Professor Emeritus of economics
Brooklyn College, City University of New York
helenginsburg@yahoo.com
Dr. Trudy Goldberg
Adelphi University, School of Social Work
goldber2@adelphi.edu
Rapporteur:
Matthew S. Winters
PhD candidate
Columbia University, Department of Political Science
msw22@columbia.edu
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