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Editorial: Feedback on the Heller School for Social Policy and Management and the Brandeis International Business School sections of the University s Draft Anti-Racism Plan
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First Parish Church in Weston, U.U., is pleased to announce that Robert Kuttner, journalist, university professor and author of 12 books on contemporary issues, will present a virtual talk on “Pathways Toward a More Just Economy: Can We Join Ethics and Economics?” on Sunday, March 14 at 4 p.m.
Professor Kuttner currently teaches classes on “Globalization and Democracy” and the “Political Economy of the American Welfare State” at the Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University.
Former teaching posts include Boston University, the University of Massachusetts, the University of Oregon, and Harvard’s Institute of Politics.
Future of global climate affairs discussed in univ webinar
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Changes in Portraiture on Ancient Roman Coinage
Over the roughly one thousand years that followed the overthrew of the last king in 509 BCE,
Rome underwent many cultural revolutions. Some of the most notable changes include the rise of the
Triumvirates and the overthrow of the Republic, the increasingly autocratic nature of the subsequent Empire, and the barbarization of the army and late Roman society – all of which resulted eventually in the decline and dismantling of many imperial structures.
As discussed in previous articles, coins serve three main functions: the basic monetary and economic role of facilitating trade, the formation of political legitimacy and the distribution of propaganda, and the strengthening of cultural identity. In a culture as long-lasting as Rome, this last part is especially interesting. By studying the changing portraiture and stylistic design choices on various numismatic issues and types, we can follow the social and political developments