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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb
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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb

Michael E. Gellert Professor of Sociology
The New School for Social Research

CapitalismLettersLiberal Democracy in QuestionThe Left

A Reply to Eli Zaretsky’s Reply: Between Anger and Amusement

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb November 16, 2015
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LettersLiberal Democracy in Question

Gray Early Morning Reflections on Paris

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb November 14, 2015
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Gray is Beautiful: An Open Letter to Eli Zaretsky

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb November 10, 2015
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CapitalismLettersLiberal Democracy in QuestionSex & Gender

Standing on the Barricades

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb October 13, 2015
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On the Ankara Massacre

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb October 11, 2015
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It’s Inequality, Stupid! Hillary Clinton at the New School on the Economy

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb July 14, 2015
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Sociology vs. Market Fundamentalism

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb May 22, 2015
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Chiara Bottici’s General Seminar Lecture: Rethinking the Biopolitical Turn

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Jeffrey C. Goldfarb and Zeyno Ustun May 5, 2015
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A Dialogue between Richard Rottenburg and Richard Bernstein on Critique and Hope

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Richard Rottenburg on Anthropology, Critique and Hope

The Theodor Heuss Lecture

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  • The Inconspicuous, Understated, Wise, 9/11 Memorial of the Union Square Subway Station (2017)
  • The New Authoritarianism and the Structural Transformation of the Mediated Public Sphere IV (2017)
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