Course61 lectures92 h 35 min
Social Science Events Video
Henry Brady and others · University of California, Berkeley
About
UC Berkeley special events, interviews, and lectures featuring distinguished faculty and guests. To view these events as webcasts visit webcast.berkeley.edu. Full course lectures available, too.
The New Administrations First 100 Days: So Much to Do - What to Do First?
The Aaron Wildavsky Forum Lecture: Dr. Rebecca Blank - Changing Inequality: What produces and ...
Rebecca M. Blank is the Robert S. Kerr Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution and former dean of the
Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan and co-director of the National Poverty
Center. Dr. Blank’s research has focused on the interaction between the macroeconomy, government anti-poverty
programs, and the behavior and well-being of low-income families.
Economic inequality in the United States is large by any measure. In part this reflects the structure of
U.S. labor markets, but inequities in individual labor market outcomes are magnified by family formation
and by patterns of wealth-holding. Can existing patterns of inequality be altered? This talk will
discuss a conceptual framework for thinking about mechanisms to alter inequality, and the evidence to
support different approaches.
Lectures
- The New Administrations First 100 Days: So Much to Do - What to Do First?
- The Aaron Wildavsky Forum Lecture: Dr. Rebecca Blank - Changing Inequality: What produces and ...
- The Aaron Wildavsky Forum Panel Discussion: Dr. ...
- US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer: A Presentation on International Law
- YouTube, Blogs, Texting, the Web: How Are New Media Changing Politics?
- What is Wrong with Mexico? Drugs, Dinosaurs and Dithering
- Soils, Sustainability, and the Media
- Introduction and Session 1
- Session 2
- Session 3
- Homecoming Lecture - The California Budget Crisis
- Politics and New Media in the Muslim World
- The 2009-10 Matsui Lecture - How Congress Works: Lessons from the Health Care Debate
- Lunch Keynote Address
- Opening Remarks and Research Presentation
- Panel 1: What Ails California
- Panel 2: From Diagnosis to Cure
- Panel 3: Will a Constitutional Convention Solve California Problems
- Student Town Hall
- The Aaron Wildavksy Forum - Professor Katherine Newman
- The 29th Panel on the Presidency: Obama Settles In
- Health Care, Economic Policy, and Political Polarization in America
- Housing Policy Under The Obama Administration
- Michael Nacht Distinguished Lecture in Politics and Public Policy
- Rhoda Goldman Distinguished Lecture in Health Policy
- Progressive Change in Latin America: The Chilean Path
- The Horace M. Albright Lecture in Conservation
- Roundtable: Learning About Chinese Politics: Area Studies, Theory and Local Knowledge
- Roundtable: Learning About Chinese Politics: Sources, Methods, and Perceptions
- Roundtable: Learning about the Chinese People: Local Knowledge and Global Context
- Welcome Remarks, Roundtable: Historiography and Area Studies
- Wrap-up Roundtable: China: Disciplines, Methodologies, Subjects and Strategies
- Wildavsky Forum Discussion Panel
- GSPP Commencement Exercises of the Class of 2010
- Big Ideas to Fix the Golden State
- Keynote Address "The Tea Parties Now"
- Panel 1: New Forms of Activism on the Right: The Tea Party - Emergence of a Movement?
- Panel 2: The Tea Party and the Right: Fractures and Alliances within the Republican Party and other groups on the Right
- Panel 3: Tapping into Fear, Anger and Resentment: The Tea Party and the Climate of Threat
- Goldman School of Public Policy Board of Advisors Dinner
- In Blue California, Do Campaigns Matter?
- Keynote Lunch Address
- Politics 2.0: How Campaigns are Changing
- The Big Battle: Why the Winner Won
- The Polls: How to Measure Public Opinion?
- The Primaries: How We Ended Up with Brown and Whitman
- The Impact of Health Reform on California
- Lunch Keynote Address - F. King Alexander
- Panel 1: California's Criminal Justice System
- Panel 2: Higher Education
- Panel 3: Health Care
- Panel 4: K-12 Education
- 2011 CED Berkeley Circus
- Cracking the Code: Creating Jobs in America
- 30th Annual Panel on the Presidency: Obama at Mid-Term
- Alumni Panel: "Energy and Environment", Discussion Led By Professor Lee Friedman
- Alumni Panel: "The Economy", Discussion Led By Professor Robert Reich
- The Coming Transformation of American Medicine
- Wildavsky Forum Panel Discussion
- Can Americans Be Civil and Work Together to Solve Problems?
- Baltasar Garzón "Universal Jurisdiction and International Justice"
Credits and licence
- Institution
- University of California, Berkeley
- Taught by
- Henry Brady, Daniel Kammen, Jim Marver, John Quigley, Robert Reich, Rebecca M. Blank, Lee Friedman, Mike Hout, Steven Raphael, Bruce Cain, Geoffrey Nunberg, Roger E. Dickinson
- Year
- 2011
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Medicine and health, Earth and environment, Astronomy and space, Psychology and the brain, Society and politics, Philosophy
- Source
- Internet Archive
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-ND 3.0, as Internet Archive states it. Non-commercial use only, and no changed versions. Internet Archive's terms
- Who can watch
- Internet Archive gives no rating. Invisible Network shows it to Teens profiles and older, judged from what the source says about it. How courses are placed