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Richard and Ellen Sandor make the lead donation for a $10 million endowment in law and economics to honor Nobel laureate Ronald Coase.
Political scientist Bernard Harcourt illuminates MichelFoucault's lost lectures, revealing continuity in the French philosopher's thought on the role of confession in truth and justice.
A $5 million gift from John Edwardson, MBA'72, establishes the Social Enterprise Initiative at Chicago Booth.
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Chicago Tribune (February 3, 2013)
The former treasury secretary and former Goldman Sachs CEO offers counsel to Chicago Booth students.
Economist (February 2, 2013)
Argonne National Laboratory's new research institute sparks the quest for better energy-storage technology.
Time (February 1, 2013)
In a Q&A, Crime Lab director Jens Ludwig addresses the causes of urban crime and the potential impact of federal legislation.
New York Times (February 1, 2013)
A "surreal, meditative, episodic" novel proves to be ideal source material for the "surreal, meditative, episodic" composer Glass, AB'56.
Chronicle of Higher Education (January 28, 2013)
Professor David Nirenberg traces the intellectual history of 'anti-Judaism' from ancient Egypt through Marx to the present.
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PERSPECTIVE
"Once you start to think about economics, it's hard to think about anything else," says University of Notre Dame professor Timothy S. Fuerst, AM'87, PhD'90.
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