Patterns of higher education development -- The ten generations of American higher education -- Autonomy and accountability: who controls academe? -- Academic freedom: past, present, and future -- The federal government and higher education -- The states and higher education -- The legal environment: the implementation of legal change on campus -- The hidden hand: external constituencies and their impact -- Harsh realities: the professoriate in the twenty-first century -- College students in changing contexts -- Presidents leading: the dynamics and complexities of campus leadership -- Financing higher education: who should pay? -- The digital technologies of learning and research -- Graduate education and research: interdependence and strain -- Curriculum in higher education: the organizational dynamics of academic reform -- Markets in higher education: trends in academic capitalism -- The diversity imperative: moving to the next generation.
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