Kris Feder

Associate Professor of Economics; Codirector, Environmental and Urban Studies Program

Academic Program Affiliation(s): Economics, Economics and Finance, Environmental and Urban Studies, Social Policy

Biography:

B.A., University of Pennsylvania; Ph.D., Temple University. Dissertation: �Issues in the Theory of Land Value Taxation.� Specialization in public-sector economics and history of economic thought. Temple University awards: Russell Conwell Fellowship (1984–86), University Fellowship (1983–84), summer tuition scholarship (1984). Taught at Franklin and Marshall College, West Chester University, and Temple University. Coauthor, �What�s Missing from the Capital Gains Debate,� Levy Institute Public Policy Brief No. 32 (1997). Contributor, The Corruption of Economics (1994), Beyond Neoclassical Economics: Heterodox Approaches to Economic Theory (1995), and Critics of Henry George (2003). At Bard since 1991.

Contact:

Phone: 845-758-7243
Website: http://economics.bard.edu/faculty
E-mail: feder@bard.edu