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Friday, January 16, 2009
92Y Video: Paul Krugman, Toward a Great Society

Watch the full program of Paul Krugman’s January 13 conversation at the Y with David Brancaccio, host and senior editor of NOW on PBS, which includes a discussion on Krugman’s recent Nobel Prize, the Bernie Madoff scandal and a wide range of topics under the economic umbrella - as leaky as it may be these days.

Coming Up at 92Y:

  • Sun, Jan 18: The Moral Courage Conversations with Irshad Manji featuring Salman Rushdie

  • Wed, Jan 21: The Year Ahead with Arianna Huffington and Bloggers from The Huffington Post including Nora Ephron, Erica Jong and others

  • Sun, Jan 25: Gwen Ifill in Conversation with Michelle Norris: Politics and Race

  • Tue, Jan 27: Robert Rubin in Conversation with Sebastian Mallaby

  • Spring Series: World Politics with Ralph Buultjens




  • Comments Comments (12) | Posted in Humanities at 4:59pm | Email this item to a friend. Email This to a Friend | | Back to Main


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    I can’t watch the video with Firefox and Linux as well.  Please try using a more universal backend or format.  Don’t be enslaved by Microsoft.

    By Brian at January 17, 2009, 4:03pm

    Krugman won a Pulitzer too???  I thought he won a Noble prize!!!

    By Yossarian at January 17, 2009, 8:46pm

    Your text above says he recently won a Pulitzer Prize. I think you mean a Nobel Prize.

    By Ron Smith at January 17, 2009, 11:05pm

    I’m pretty sure that was a Nobel prize, not a pulitzer. 

    They’re not the same thing.

    By Dan at January 18, 2009, 11:10am

    I can’t get this to play with FF3 or Safari on Mac.  It gives an error saying that “session” cookies seem to be disabled. (I don’t disable session cookies, but I do disabled 3rd party cookies (cookies set by a domain that wouldn’t be returned to that same domain.)

    The help link on safari leads to a blank page.  There is no help link on the firefox page.

    By Mitch P. at January 18, 2009, 1:49pm

    I am 99% sure it was a Nobel prize that Krugman just won, not a Pulitzer.

    By Gregory Berry at January 18, 2009, 1:50pm

    I don’t think that Krugman has won the Pulitzer (yet).  Aren’t you thinking of the Nobel Prize?

    By josh at January 18, 2009, 3:59pm

    Good stuff!

    One thing I strongly disagree with Krugman on is the idea that “economics is not a morality tale.  Not because something is bad [e.g. the war], it’s also bad for the economy in the short run.”

    Actually, in my book, the economy is people producing wealth, i.e. things that make us better off, things that gives us “welfare” (as economists call it), things that make our lives worth living, not only stuff, but everything that we deem good (friendship, social cohesion, etc.).  A war destroys lives and treasury massively.  It destroys welfare, the whole point of an economy.  It’s bad in the short- and long run.

    Otherwise I say to Paul Krugman: Keep up the good work!

    By Julio at January 18, 2009, 4:30pm

    Yes, Nobel. It was a mistake. Good catch, everyone. Thanks.

    By Andrew at January 19, 2009, 2:16pm

    He did won the Nobel in 2008’!!!!, i dont know about the other one

    By Pablo at January 20, 2009, 3:58pm

    I’m using IE7 on Win XP… can’t view the video. When I press the play button I get “MediaConnecting” then “Ready”, but it doesn’t play - so I press the play button again and it goes through that again.

    By Tanya at January 21, 2009, 9:35am

    Could you please put these on YouTube? It allows me to save it to my Favorites and also would reach a wider audience.

    By Brandon at January 25, 2009, 2:27am


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