Amar Bhidé – Page 6

Alice in Genderland

Last week, a colleague of subcontinental persuasion who had been on leave last term sent around an email expressing surprise

Per Larry Summers (quoted in Robert Armstrong’s FT piece) “The first edition of Paul Samuelson’s textbook [Economics from 1948]

The day Kabul fell I found myself at a Peet’s in Harvard Square. I had an inkling the barista might

Today’s Wall Street Journal has an interview with a U Penn historian, whose image of the Founding Fathers is similar

This is my last month at HBS and I thought I’d squeeze in one last working paper, Renewing Knightian Uncertainty

Gave me joy to write this nomination In nominating Richard Nelson, I feel both honored and nervous. He has secured

First oped in more than a year (when I was maniacally trying to get my medical innovation course done… Trigger

The new course on medical innovations I developed and just taught at HBS started disastrously. Fortunately, miraculously, by the end

Done with my LTMA course. Good or bad, is for my students to say in their evaluations but it was

In less than nine months, I’ve put 15 case studies through the HBS system, which may be a record for