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Events

June 21, 1999 issue

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The article reports on some recent events related with the U.S. The Socialist Summer School'99 will be held on June 17-20 at DePaul Center, Chicago, Illinois. The Review of Radical Political Economics is publishing a two-part special issue in memory of David Gordon on March and December. Gordon was a founding member of URPE, a political activist, a labor educator and a teacher at The New School's graduate program in political economy. The articles presented in the special issue reflect his wide-ranging legacy and commitment to social justice.

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SPECIAL events; SUMMER schools; GORDON, David; TEACHERS; SOCIAL justice; PERIODICALS; ILLINOIS; UNITED States
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