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The
Dunlop Lecture
The Dunlop Lecture Series honors a distinguished member of the Harvard community in recognizing the contributions of Professor John T. Dunlop. In addition to serving as Chairman of the Economics Department and Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Professor Dunlop was United States Secretary of Labor during the Ford administration. Professor
Dunlop had a lifetime career in mediation, arbitration and
dispute resolution. A commitment to the nation's construction
industries and housing also distinguished his work. He
served as chairman of the Construction Industry Stabilization
Committee and played a role in the establishment of the National
Institute for Building Sciences. M99-1: Housing at the Millenium Kent W. Colton. M00-1: The U.S. Homebuilding Industry: A Half Century of Building the American Dream Barbara T. Alexander M03-1: The American Dream of Homeownership: From Cliche to Mission Angelo R. Mozilo M03-2: Homes for Americans in the 21st Century: Challenges and Opportunities for the Nation Henry G. Cisneros M04-1: The University and the World of Business: Creating Deep Knowledge with Power and Practice Kim B. Clark M05-1: The Role of Democratic-Capitalism in a Gulf Coast Renaissance Jack Kemp M06-1: A Decent Home and Suitable Living Environment for all Americans: Rhetoric or Legitimate Goal? F. Barton Harvey |