SZEGHI STEVE
Professor of Economics
Wilmington College
Wilmington College
Born in 1953.
From 1983 – B.S. in Social Science, University of Cincinnati;
From 1985 – Masters of Arts in Economics, University of Cincinnati;
From 1987 – Professor of Economics at Wilmington College in the state of Ohio, in the USA. At various times he has been Department Head and also Area Coordinator for Accounting, Business Administration and Economics;
From 1989 – Ph.D. in Economics University of Cincinnati.
Starting at the age of 15 began working ardently for social justice doing substantial work with the United Farm Workers Union until his mid-twenties. Steve Continues to work for social justice, equality, and the environment; working with or consulting for on a pro-bono basis, environmental and labor organizations, candidates for political office who demonstrate a commitment to social justice and ecology, as well as indigenous groups and tribal governments. Has also been the author of many articles on social justice, environmental economics, primers in economics for social activists, and the economies of indigenous and aboriginal peoples as alternative economic systems, in numerous on-line journals such as Journal of Globalization for the Common Good as well as printed journals such as Kosmos.
From 1983 – B.S. in Social Science, University of Cincinnati;
From 1985 – Masters of Arts in Economics, University of Cincinnati;
From 1987 – Professor of Economics at Wilmington College in the state of Ohio, in the USA. At various times he has been Department Head and also Area Coordinator for Accounting, Business Administration and Economics;
From 1989 – Ph.D. in Economics University of Cincinnati.
Starting at the age of 15 began working ardently for social justice doing substantial work with the United Farm Workers Union until his mid-twenties. Steve Continues to work for social justice, equality, and the environment; working with or consulting for on a pro-bono basis, environmental and labor organizations, candidates for political office who demonstrate a commitment to social justice and ecology, as well as indigenous groups and tribal governments. Has also been the author of many articles on social justice, environmental economics, primers in economics for social activists, and the economies of indigenous and aboriginal peoples as alternative economic systems, in numerous on-line journals such as Journal of Globalization for the Common Good as well as printed journals such as Kosmos.