Opening the American Mind

noted by Robert Maynard Hutchins, the renowned president of the University of Chicago, who described the modern university as series of separate schools and departments held together by a central heating system (quoted in Fiske, 1986). Recalling Hutchins' comment, Clark Kerr, then president of the University of California, quipped: In an era where heating is less important and the automobile more, I have sometimes thought of it [the modern university] as a series of individual faculty

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• Out from Underdevelopment

  Open Access•James H Mittelman•Out from Underdevelopment•1988

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• The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers

  Open Access•H James•Political Science Quarterly•1988

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• The Closing of the American Mind

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• International studies and academic enterprise

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• The rise and fall of the great powers

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