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Faculty teach-in: "Greener Is safer: Energy Dimensions of the Crisis"

Wednesday, November 7
7:30-9:30 pm
Classroom Unit 2

Speakers:

Alan Richards, a professor of environmental studies and an expert on the political economy of the Middle East. has been a frequent consultant to the State Department and the Department of Defense on Middle Eastern affairs during the past 10 years. He is coauthor of the book A Political Economy of the Middle East.

Brent Haddad, is an associate professor of environmental studies with expertise in ecological economics and renewable energy policy. Professor Haddad also has studied the politics and economics of the contemporary Middle East.

For more information please contact CGIRS at 831.459.2833 or global@cats.ucsc.edu.

Sponsored by the Ad Hoc Faculty Working Group on Current Events, the Institute for Humanities Research, the Center for Cultural Studies, the Center for Global, International & Regional Studies, the Center for Justice, Tolerance & Community, the Divisions of Humanities & Social Sciences, and the Chancellor's Office.

A flier for posting is available at: http://www2.ucsc.edu/cgirs/greener.html.


Back to: Terrorist Crisis directory	Faculty teach-in: "Greener Is safer: Energy Dimensions of the Crisis" Wednesday, November 7 7:30-9:30 pm Classroom Unit 2 Speakers: Alan Richards, a professor of environmental studies and an expert on the political economy of the Middle East. has been a frequent consultant to the State Department and the Department of Defense on Middle Eastern affairs during the past 10 years. He is coauthor of the book A Political Economy of the Middle East. Brent Haddad, is an associate professor of environmental studies with expertise in ecological economics and renewable energy policy. Professor Haddad also has studied the politics and economics of the contemporary Middle East. For more information please contact CGIRS at 831.459.2833 or global@cats.ucsc.edu. Sponsored by the Ad Hoc Faculty Working Group on Current Events, the Institute for Humanities Research, the Center for Cultural Studies, the Center for Global, International & Regional Studies, the Center for Justice, Tolerance & Community, the Divisions of Humanities & Social Sciences, and the Chancellor's Office. A flier for posting is available at: http://www2.ucsc.edu/cgirs/greener.html.