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Episodes


Introduction to Week 4

Life Long Learning: Moving from Rhetoric to Reality

High School and College: Necessary but Not Sufficient

Early Childhood Education for All

Around the World: Interview with Ms. Nazma Akter

A Guide to the Negotiations Exercise

Interview with Erik Brynjolfsson

Alternatives to the Traditional Corporation

The Purpose of the American Corporation

The Decline of Unions in the United States

Careers and Competencies with Professor Lee Dyer

The Market Basket Case

MIT Technology Conference with Meryam Bukhari

Social Contracts, Past and Present

A Message from U.S. Secretary of Labor Thomas Perez to the Next Generation Workforce

Introduction to Week 5

The Rise and Fall of Saturn

Worker Advocacy and Technology

Interviews with Barbara Dyer and Scott Stern
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