Robert Reich
US Secretary of Labor from 1993 to 1997; Berkeley professor emeritus and commentator.
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- Robert Reich is an American professor, author, lawyer and political commentator.
- He was Secretary of Labor under Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1997.
- He taught public policy at UC Berkeley from 2006, gave his last class there in spring 2023, and is now professor emeritus.
Key facts
- Born
- 24 June 1946, Scranton, Pennsylvania1
- Education
- BA in history, Dartmouth College (1968); Rhodes Scholar, PPE at University College, Oxford1
- Teaching
- Harvard Kennedy School, 1981 to 1992; Brandeis University, 1997 to 2005; UC Berkeley Goldman School, 2006 to 20231
- Books
- The Work of Nations (1991); Supercapitalism (2007); Aftershock (2010); Saving Capitalism (2015)1
- Also
- Co-founded The American Prospect (1990); film Inequality for All (Sundance special jury award, 2013)1
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