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040			_cTata Book House _aICTS-TIFR
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100			_aClawson Dan; Page Max
245			_a The future of higher education
260			_aNewYork _bRoutledge T&F Groups _c2011
300			_aix, 66 p
505			_a1. Introduction 2. The Lay of the Land 3. Who Governs the University? 4. Who Pays? 5. Who Goes? 6. Who Works? 7. Choosing a Future
520			_aHigher education is more important than ever, for individual success and for national economic growth. And yet higher education in the United States is in crisis: public funding has been in free fall; tuition has skyrocketed making colleges and universities less accessible; basic structures such as tenure are under assault. The Future of Higher Education analyzes the crisis in higher education, describing how a dominant neo-liberal political ideology has significantly changed the U.S. system of higher education. The book examines the contemporary landscape of higher education institutions and asks and answers these questions: Who is able to attend college? Who pays for our system of higher education? Who works at and who governs colleges and universities? The book concludes with a plan for radically revitalizing higher education in the United States.
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