Amos Oz discussing the Jewish tradition on Public Seminar "It’s about debate, it’s about doubt; it’s about argument." ow.ly/JBlg4

Great to see the new Vera List Library Café is already so popular! ow.ly/i/8NGnF

Professors Lance Taylor and Duncan Foley, winners of the 2015 Leontief Prize, were recently featured in The Boston Globe ow.ly/KQGEK

Thursday, April 9th join me as we celebrate the 80th anniversary of Social Research: An International Quarterly ow.ly/KQFGA

Join us today at 2:00 for the NSSR Heuss Lecture w/ Richard Rottenburg, entitled "Anthropology, Critique, and Hope". ow.ly/LDZmo

Congrats to new #NSSR MAs + PhDs! We are proud of your superb scholarship & we welcome a new cohort of The New School alums. #NewSchoolGrad

Here at The New School for Social Research, we hope you had restful holidays with family & friends and are excited for Spring Semester 2017.

Kick off the year by following The New School for Social Research at New School for Social Research and read "Research Matters" at socialresearchmatters.org

Apply by 1/5 to be considered for full funding in Fall 2017. Graduate applicants should visit our site. Good luck! newschool.edu/nssr/admission/

Ted Benna (The Father of 401(k)s) and I are discussing the need for an entire U.S. retirement system overhaul On Point

We want to hear from New School grad alums and to feature your work on "Research Matters." Alums w updates should follow and DM New School for Social Research

Looking forward to the start of our Spring 2017 semester on the 23rd, here's to a safe and productive semester for students, faculty, staff.

For #throwbackthursday, check out the evolving style of our New School Bulletins over at New School History Project ow.ly/hzFA307ZjEh

We start Spring Semester today. Welcome back students & faculty (cc: New School for Social Research, The New School)

As the Spring gears up, we are resuming our regular schedule of events. If you'd like to look ahead, click here: ow.ly/lH9d308laXe

.New School for Social Research Dean William Milberg on the new course Post-Election America, in which different faculty experts examine the 2016 Election.

In times of crisis and restriction, worth considering the history of our NSSR, founded by exiles and emigres ow.ly/fFFj308rz4m

Join us Fridays at 11:50 for live faculty interviews after "Post-Election America." Here's my first conversation pscp.tv/w/1yNGadNaQVbKj

Fascinating, cutting-edge analysis from recent NSSR alumnus Jacob Assa on the financizalization of GDP measure: ow.ly/O2Vg308rAbL

It was an honor to interview Yanis Varoufakis. x.com/nssrnews/statu…