For the Common Good: A New History of Higher Education in America (American Institutions and Society)
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For the Common Good: A New History of Higher Education in America (American Institutions and Society)

by Charles Dorn

History Education
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For the Common Good offers a new history of higher education in America, exploring the purposes of colleges and universities through the lens of the common good. Charles Dorn places higher education within the wider story of American institutions and society, inviting reflection on its enduring public role.

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For the Common Good presents a history of higher education in America.

The book considers colleges and universities through the idea of the common good.

It places American higher education within the broader context of institutions and society.

This work offers readers an opportunity to reflect on the purposes and public role of higher education.

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