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This is the personal & professional website of Myshele Goldberg, a writer and PhD researcher in Glasgow, Scotland.
My PhD is about the negative consequences of running universities like businesses - more information and the abstract can be found on the academic page, and my other work can be found in the writing section. Thanks for visiting!
contact
The best way to get in touch with me is e-mail: myshele @ gmail . com (no spaces).
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I'm currently available for freelance writing, research, proofreading, transcribing and web design, either in Scotland or remotely. I'm creative, hardworking, flexible and self-directed. CV and references available upon request.
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Latest personal reflections
5.12.10: Coincidences
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I update the photo page about once a month.
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All text, artwork, photos and writing are copyright 1999-2010 Myshele Goldberg. If you wish to borrow something small, please link back to this site and give appropriate credit. If you wish to borrow any photos, artwork, or large portions of text, please contact me for permission. Thanks!
latest writing
Labour Exploitation in Academia
Scotland’s Greenest MSc
The Politics of Hope and Fear
Seeds of Tolerance
featured essays
What the Old State House Has Already Lost: The Old State House brought history to life for nearly a decade -- but poor management now leaves Connecticut's most important stories untold. Published in the Hartford Courant.
What's in a Name? Colonial Dynamics in Spiritual Practice: The politics of domination can manifest even in our spiritual practices.... How we might begin to recognize and heal our attitudes. Published in PanGaia Magazine.
Tuition Fees Create a Debtor's Prison: The reality of student debt in America, its effects on wider society, and hard questions for Scotland. Published in the Scotsman.
Deconstructing Punk Economics: Socratic dialogue, exploring strategic activism within our economic system.
Full archives available on the writing page.