E. L. Beldner

Writing about displacement & women's economic life from many angles – essay, memoir, speculative fiction. CMU Professional Writing, INSEAD MBA.

[E. L. Beldner @elbeldner]

Published:
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@CultureCzars Hi! I'm researching corporate values statements for a project. Found your article https://t.co/jECISGou9W and I'm wondering when it was published. (I'm looking for Purdue's values statement around 2000, not sure if it's unchanged.) 🙏

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@ClioChris @QUBManagement @economics_net Cool! Thanks for sharing + bibliography. A thought – there's some interesting work on how cultures of male-oriented scifi culture can feel exclusionary to women entering computer science. Curious if you've considered a similar impact in your work?

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How hungry were the poor in late 1930s Britain?† https://t.co/CO2P2slen2

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Book review https://t.co/zvIUhPEUMc – "a political economy book on the evolution of thought with respect to diet"

Rebecca Earle, Feeding the people: The politics of the potato (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2020)
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Quite simply the best ballpoint pen I've ever written with:

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@AaronParnas All the King's Men by Robert Penn Warren.