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Professionally, I am an associate professor. I blog about current events, politics, higher education, the economy and whatever else interests me. I believe in free markets. I live in West Shokan, New York, near Woodstock, NY. All material on this blog © copyright 2003-2012 Mitchell Langbert.

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Thursday, January 30, 2020

Shakespeare on Dershowitz

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Toward the end of Shakespeare's Henry V, Fluellen, King Harry's self-appointed mentor, remarks on the king's glorious victo...

Monday, March 16, 2009

The Concept of Fiduciary Duty in Business Administration

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Business schools have been in existence for more than a century, but they have failed to articulate a meaningful explication of the concept ...

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Saturday, September 20, 2008

Question for a Management Class

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An NYU MBA student asked an interesting question during the three-hour class's break: Q: Why does it matter to society, to an executive ...

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Mitchell Langbert: West Shokan, New York, United States; I have researched and written about employee benefit issues and in my previous life was a corporate benefits administrator. I am currently associate professor of business at Brooklyn College. I hold a Ph.D. from the Columbia University Graduate School of Business, an MBA from UCLA and an AB from Sarah Lawrence College. I am working on a project involving public policy. I blog on academic and political topics.

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