Potential Consequences of International Trade Agreements for Higher Education
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Many forces operate on the colleges and universities to induce them to trade independence and skepticism for financial support and business accolades. I will consider the implications of international trade agreements for the pervasive corporate influences on higher education.
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Education for Democracy: Fighting the Corporate Takeover
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