University, Inc.: The Corporate Corruption of Higher Education
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University, Inc.: The Corporate Corruption of Higher Education

by Jennifer Washburn

Business Education
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In University, Inc., Jennifer Washburn investigates the pervasive corporate influence on higher education. She details how business interests corrupt research, teaching, and institutional priorities, threatening the core principles of academia. This eye-opening account calls for safeguarding the integrity of universities against commercial pressures.

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University, Inc. examines the corporate corruption of higher education, highlighting the ways in which universities are increasingly influenced by business interests.

The book explores how this shift affects academic freedom, research agendas, and the overall mission of higher learning institutions.

Author Jennifer Washburn provides insights into the partnerships between universities and corporations that prioritize financial gain over educational values.

Through analysis of real-world examples, the work underscores the challenges facing academia in maintaining its independence.

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