Bennett Harrison

Bennett Harrison (June 27, 1942 Jersey City – January 17, 1999, Brooklyn Heights) was a leading radical political economist, writer, musician, songwriter. Among his academic appointments was professor of political economy at MIT, Boston. Harrison held posts at Harvard University, New School for Social Research, and Carnegie Mellon University. Harrison taught in universities in Italy and Japan. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Education, training and the urban ghetto /

    Education, training and the urban ghetto / by 353542 Harrison, Bennett

    Published 1972
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    Urban economic development : suburbanization, minority opportunity, and the condition of the central city/

    Urban economic development : suburbanization, minority opportunity, and the condition of the central city/ by 353542 Harrison, Bennett

    Published 1974
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    Public employment and urban poverty/

    Public employment and urban poverty/ by 353542 Harrison, Bennett

    Published 1971
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    Lean and mean : the changing landscape of corporate power in the age of flexibility /

    Lean and mean : the changing landscape of corporate power in the age of flexibility / by 353542 Harrison, Bennett

    Published 1994
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    Job creation and the economic stimulus package

    Job creation and the economic stimulus package by Jerrett, Robert., Barocci, Thomas Andrew, Harrison, Bennett

    Published 2009
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    Simulated control groups and the evaluation of job-creation programs

    Simulated control groups and the evaluation of job-creation programs by Harrison, Bennett., Barocci, Thomas Andrew, Jerrett, Robert

    Published 2009
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