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Richard C. Williams PhD.
Richard C. Williams, Ph.D. socio-economist, is founder and past president of Social and Economic Analysis Corporation. In this capacity he conducted and supervised extensive research on the impacts...mehr sehenRichard C. Williams, Ph.D. socio-economist, is founder and past president of Social and Economic Analysis Corporation. In this capacity he conducted and supervised extensive research on the impacts of military spending on the local economic and social scene, including a study of alternate futures for the Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant. He has taught at Adelphi University (Long Island Campus), New York Institute of Technology, and University of Colorado. He assisted in the establishment of the Conflict Peace Studies Program at Iliff School of Theology and taught in that program for three years. He is currently serving on the affiliate faculty in the College of Professional Studies at Regis University, Denver, Colorado, where he teaches students both in the Master of Arts and the Master in Non-Profit Management programs.
He teaches a variety of courses, including Global Justice, Impacts of Free Trade Agreements, History of Social Theory, Corporate Responsibility, Research Methods, Advanced Statistics, and Advanced Math with application to the social sciences. He was instrumental in the founding of Christian Peacemaker Teams, participating with his wife, Gretchen, and leading peace delegations to Vieques Island, Puerto Rico; Bogota and North-Central Colombia; Israel-Palestine; Eastern Tennessee; and Denver-Boulder, Colorado; to mention only a few.
Dr. Williams’ publications include articles in refereed professional journals and assorted chapters in books on topics in socioeconomics. His most recent books are The Cooperative Movement: Globalization from Below, published by Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2007, in the UK; The Cooperative Solution: Toward a Just Economy, 2011 , University Press; and his own memoirs, Remember When? Reflections of a Wandering Mid- American, 2013, Xlibris.weniger sehen
Bücher von Richard C. Williams PhD.
The New Revolution: A Historic Review of Civil Conflict