UC Davis Teach-in on Occupy Movement: Part 1
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In the first part of the UC Davis Social Science Teach-in, the following talks were given: Ann Stevens, professor and chair of economics, "Rising Inequality in the US: The Story of Your Lives"; Eric Rauchway, professor of history, “Protests and Politics”; and Michael McQuarrie, assistant professor of sociology: "Protest Indoors and Out: Why Occupations Matter for Universities."
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