@BPGlobalPR Speaks Out
Note: On this blog, sometimes we’ll post more in-depth thinking, and sometimes we’ll just take note of relevant news, events, readings and such. This is the first of that second kind of post. Leroy...
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Here is a selection from what some of us are reading this week. Thoughts? Michele Micheletti (2002). Consumer Choice as Political Participation. Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift. 105 (3). Dietlind Stolle...
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Matea Gold from the LA Times covers the controversy among feminists surrounding The Daily Show’s newest hire, Olivia Munn, the first female correspondent in seven years. “Pictures, videos and slogans...
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Ghoulish ATMs, It’s a Wonderful Bank, and Bloody Valentines: Personal Finance...
On April 5, 2010, President Obama issued a proclamation (PDF) declaring April “National Financial Literacy Month.” It was a call for collective agency and responsibility, positioning the “recent...
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The Visual Culture of the Occupation: Month One and Counting
(Photo: Ed Schipel) Dr. Alison Trope, Clinical Associate Professor, USC Annenberg Lana Swartz, PhD Student, USC Annenberg Since September 17, the Occupy Wall Street movement has produced an...
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Happy Financial Literacy Month!
by Liana Gamber Thompson and Lana Swartz April is National Financial Literacy month. Although it may seem slightly outside the purview of a civic engagement research group like Civic Paths, between the...
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