SEMINAR

Malcolm Wiener Inequality
& Social Policy Seminar Series

Spring 2001

MONDAYS, NOON to 1:45 PM
Note: Presentation begins at 12:20 pm

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FEB 5, 2001

LISA BERKMANN, Harvard School of Public Health

"Social Inequalities and Health: Five Key Points for Policy-Makers to Know"

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FEB 12, 2001

MARTHA MINOW, Harvard Law School

"Accessing the Curriculum: Equality Issues for Children"

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FEB 26, 2001

ANN ORLOFF, Northwestern University

"Farewell to Maternalism?: US Welfare Reform, the End of Entitlements for Poor Single Mothers, and the Expansion of Claims for Poor Employed Parents"

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MAR 5, 2001

PAULA RAYMANN, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study

"Can You Work and Have a Life? Work-Family Values and Policies"

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MAR 12, 2001

J. PHILLIP THOMPSON, Columbia University

"A Political and Practical Approach to Building Urban Political Coalitions"

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MAR 19, 2001

CHRISTOPHER HOWARD, College of William and Mary

"Workers' Compensation, Federalism, and the Heavy Hand of History"

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APR 2, 2001

BISHWAPRIYA SANYAL, MIT

"Institutional Pluralism and Social Conflict: A Case of Unintended Good Consequences of Conflict"

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APR 9 , 2001

SAMUEL BOWLES, Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst

"Intergenerational Inequality: Culture, Class, and Genes"

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APR 16, 2001

PETER DIAMOND, MIT

"Social Security Reform"

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APR 23, 2001

TAEKU LEE, Kennedy School of Government

"Latinos and Asians in the United States: A New Politics of Race?"

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APR 30, 2001

LINDSAY CHASE-LANSDALE, Northwestern University

"Children and Welfare Reform"

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