Syllabus Bank
The Stone Initiative syllabus bank fosters and improves university-level courses on inequalities, especially those that incorporate attention to great wealth. We are collecting syllabi that delve into inequality from different perspectives, including the economic, social, political and cultural aspects of inequality and great wealth. These include the impact of inequality and wealth on particular places, especially cities; the development and repercussions of financialization; the history of capitalism. The development of this syllabus bank is an ongoing project, so if you have a relevant syllabus to add to the bank, please contact us.
Economic Sociology
Brown University
Sociology
Prof. Danial Hirschman
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Sociology of FIRE
Brown University
Sociology
Prof. Daniel Hirschman
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Progressive and Regressive Welfare States
Brown University
Sociology and Urban Studies
Prof. Josh Pacewicz
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Wealth and Poverty in the New American Metropolis
Brown University
International and Public Affairs, Political Science
Prof. Margaret Weir
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The Political Economy of Hard Policy Problems
Brown University
International and Public Affairs
Prof. Mark Blyth
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Inequality and Democracy in Urban America
Brown University
Political Science
Prof. Richard Snyder
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Early American Money
Brown University
History
Prof. Seth Rockman
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The Problem of Class in Early American History
Brown University
History
Prof. Seth Rockman
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Education, Inequality and American Democracy
Brown University
Political Science
Prof. Susan Moffitt
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