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Tag Archives: Piketty
Piketty on higher education
Recently Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century seized the imagination of many Americans, reigniting debates about economic inequality (my review). Meanwhile, our current crisis over education reform roars on. What does this spotlit book say about higher education? The short version: … Continue reading
Thoughts on the first half of Piketty’s Capital
I’m halfway through Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the 21st Century. It was some major implications for the future, including the future of education. In this post I’d like to share some impressions of the book upon reaching its halfway point. … Continue reading
