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Paul Socken

Paul Socken

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Professor, University of Waterloo and Contributor, Jewish Journal (Los Angeles)

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WorldMilitaryPoliticsEnvironment

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CrimeEqualityPolitical EconomyMilitary Public AffairsBiodiversity LossArtsSpasSustainabilityTradeEntertainmentMinerals Among OthersCleaningDigital EconomySsdiTrade FinanceReporting On Financial MarketsEntrepreneurshipWomen EmpowermentStartup

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Total articles 84

  • The Crime Good People Commit

    By Paul Socken| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified Voltaire famously stated that we are responsible for all the good we did not do. The great Enlightenment thinker understood that not doing bad is not enough for a stable and healthy society. A society at peace with itself must be one in which citizens are actively engaged in doing good. This need is present in all societies in all times, but especially when challenged by discord, unrest and division. Often, one person can effect positive change.

    By Paul Socken · Jewish Journal (Los Angeles)

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • What We Lose When We Lose the Humanities

    By Paul Socken| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified In the U.S., the proportion of undergraduate students studying the humanities dropped approximately 30% between 2005 and 2025. According to Statistics Canada, student enrollment in the humanities in Canada has been declining precipitously since 2008. Humanities enrollments in universities have dropped by 50% over the past 30 years. The humanities—history, languages, literature, fine arts, philosophy and music—complement the STEM world in which we live.

    By Paul Socken · Jewish Journal (Los Angeles)

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • The Crime Good People Commit

    By Paul Socken| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified Voltaire famously stated that we are responsible for all the good we did not do. The great Enlightenment thinker understood that not doing bad is not enough for a stable and healthy society. A society at peace with itself must be one in which citizens are actively engaged in doing good. This need is present in all societies in all times, but especially when challenged by discord, unrest and division. Often, one person can effect positive change.

    By Paul Socken · Jewish Journal (Los Angeles)

    Apr. 11, 2025

As seen in

Philadelphia Jewish Exponent,Algemeiner Journal,Jewish Telegraphic Agency,Washington Jewish Week,Baltimore Jewish Times,Cleveland Jewish News,Jns,The Jerusalem Post,The Times Of Israel,J. The Jewish News Of Northern California,Jewish Journal (Los Angeles)

Company Info

Jewish Journal (Los Angeles)

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

+1 519-888-4567