The Fall of the Faculty: The Rise of the All-Administrative University and Why It Matters

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Preface 1. The Growth of Administration. 2. What Administrators Do 3. Management Pathologies 4. The Realpolitik of Race and Gender. 5. There Is No Such Thing As Academic Freedom (For Professors) 6. Research and Teaching at the All-Administrative University. 7. What is to be Done

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