Dough Magazine 2022-present Managing editor and contributing author of Dough Magazine, a print publication created to teach young people in New York about economic theory. Authored two articles: Talking with Julian Karaguesian about Recession and New York’s Caviar Bump Has Gone Bust.
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What’s Wrong with Economics? 12–7–23 Designed, authored and distributed a pamphlet on how we can evolve the field of economics using good story telling and design.
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Public Seminar Emerging critic for Public Seminar, a global intellectual commons. Written pieces include long-form article and interview with renowned New York artist Mary Mattingly and a critique of Lars von Trier’s The Idiots.
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Caviar BumpsAuthored a piece on New York City’s off-the-menu specialty, caviar bumps, and what it means for the economy.
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The Dough Podcast 12–15–23 Created two podcast episodes as an extension of Dough magazine. The goal was to bring our articles to life and give Dough a voice. I interviewed Riya Sharma of Wall Street Confessions (featured in Forbes) and Julian Karaguesian professor of econmics at McGill University.
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Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies 05–01–19Authored a piece for theCopenhagen Institute for Futures Studies on the Scandinavian model. This article offers an alternative breakdown of why the Nordic countries are deemed economically and socially succesful and how the United States might come closer to a welfare-based economy. Dr. Evelyn Brodkin, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, provides insights into American neoliberal thought and socio-economic history that may create barriers to adopting a Nordic Model. Category Writing