Academic Transformation Struggles in Southern Africa and the U.S.
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Feb 11, 2013
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Academic transformation struggles in South Africa and the U.S. are distinct national phenomena, within the histories of differing national societies and institutions. They are also the struggles of national sectors of an organized transnational global institution, higher education, within the world capitalist economy.
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Global Workplace: Activist Forum
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