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Masters thesis abridged and translated into Portuguese

July 4th, 2004

The Unsustainability and Origins of Socioeconomic Increase is abridged and translated into Portuguese by Janos Biro.
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Changing the Economic Paradigm Portuguese excerpt
Human expansion and the theory of r-K selection Portuguese excerpt

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Winner, Annual Thesis Prize

February 26th, 2002

The Unsustainability and Origins of Socioeconomic Increase is awarded the first Annual Thesis Prize for best thesis by the M.A. Program in Liberal Studies, City University of New York, Graduate School and University Center, New York, NY.
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City University of New York
Graduate Center
M.A. Program in Liberal Studies

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Author, The Unsustainability and Origins of Socioeconomic Increase

January 25th, 2001

Masters thesis for M.A. Program in Liberal Studies, City University of New York, Graduate School and University Center, New York, NY.
Faculty advisor: William Kornblum.

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City University of New York
Graduate Center
M.A. Program in Liberal Studies

Tags: Anthropology/Sociology, City University of New York, CUNY, Daniel Quinn, Ecology, Economics, Education, GC, Graduate Center, Graduate Studies, Interdisciplinarity, M.A. Program in Liberal Studies, MALS, Notable, Portfolio, Research Papers, Resume, Science, Sustainability, Systems, The Unsustainability and Origins of Socioeconomic Increase, Writing
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Presenter, World Bank 2000 and the Unsustainability of Economic Growth

November 19th, 2000

Invited paper in panel discussion on “The World Bank Millennium Report: A Recipe for More Inequality.” Organizer: Michael L. Blim. Chair: Jarrett Zigon.
99th American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco Hilton & Towers, San Francisco, CA, November 15-19, 2000.

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American Anthropological Association

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City University of New York

August 31st, 1998

City University of New York, Graduate School and University Center, New York, NY

MA, Liberal Studies, concentrating in Bioethics, Science and Society, February 1, 2001.
GPA 3.95.

City University of New York
Graduate Center
M.A. Program in Liberal Studies

Tags: Anthropology/Sociology, City University of New York, CUNY, Ecology, Education, GC, Graduate Center, Graduate Studies, Interdisciplinarity, M.A. Program in Liberal Studies, MALS, Notable, Resume, Science
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