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SYMPOSIUM ON SUSTAINABILITY: WEDNESDAY 17 April, Third of a
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Fleming Ray)
Mon Apr 15 20:13:03 2002
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An MIT symposium on Exploring the Many Dimensions of Sustainable
Development brings together distinguished American and European scholars on
successive Wednesdays through May 1st. The sessions will address
sustainability problems related to to growth/economy, environment, and
employment, all of which are differentially affected by technological
innovation, globalization, and trade.
17 April: Technology/Growth and Employment: The Key Relationships
[4:30-6:30 pm, Wong Auditorium, Building E51]
Keynoter: Tony Charles, Professor Emeritus and former Dean of School of
Social & International Studies, University of Sunderland (UK)
Respondent: Basil Whiting, Former Senior Program Officer for Employment
for the Ford Foundation; and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor
Panel: Jim Barrett, Senior Economist, Joint Economic Committee, US Congress,
Nicholas Ashford, Professor of Technology and Policy (MIT)
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An MIT symposium on <i>Exploring the Many Dimensions of Sustainable
Development</i> brings together distinguished American and European
scholars on successive Wednesdays through May 1st. The sessions will
address sustainability problems related to to growth/economy,
environment, and employment, all of which are differentially affected by
technological innovation, globalization, and trade. <br>
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<b>17 April: Technology/Growth and Employment: The Key Relationships</b>
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<b>[4:30-6:30 pm, Wong Auditorium, Building E51]</b>
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<dd>Keynoter</u>: Tony Charles, Professor Emeritus and former Dean of School of Social & International Studies, University of Sunderland (UK)<u>
<dd>Respondent</u>: Basil Whiting, Former Senior Program Officer for Employment for the Ford Foundation; and former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor<u>
<dd>Panel</u>: Jim Barrett, Senior Economist, Joint Economic Committee, US Congress, <br>
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</dl><x-tab> </x-tab>Nicholas Ashford, Professor of Technology and Policy (MIT) <br>
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