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Richard A. Greenwald, Ph.D. is a historian, author, professor, and social critic. His scholarly work deals with the intersection of work, economics, business and American politics. He is graduate of the City University of New York and received his PhD in American History from New York University. Richard has published in both scholarly and popular journals, newspapers,and magazines. He has testified as an expert witness on workplace issues in federal court, consulted on a number of educational and cultural projects, and remains involved in the intellectual life of Gotham. He lives with his wife and children in New York City. |
Richard Greenwald
Richard regularly lectures to businesses, public and community groups on urban, economic and work issues as well as New York City history, the Triangle Fire, NYC politics, sweatshops, the NYC Waterfront, urban culture,urban development and gentrification, and globalization. He is a "Speaker in the Humanities" for the New York Humanities Council. If you are a public, non-profit community group, the Council will arrange for Richard's lecture. To find out more contact the NY Humanities Council or for further information about have Richard talk to your group contact him at rich dot greenwald at mac.com |
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