Cornell '69: Liberalism and the Crisis of the American University

Donald Alexander Downs

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American Political and Social Dynamics Communism, Protests, Social Movements Academic Freedom and Politics

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Contents: Overview of the crisis -- Student militancy -- The rise of racial politics -- Racial justice versus academic freedom -- Separation or integration? -- Progress or impasse? -- Liberal justice or racism? -- Day 1: the takeover and the arming of the campus -- Day 2: the deal -- Day 3: a "revolutionary situation" -- Day 4: student power -- Day 5: a new order -- Reform, reaction, resignation -- Cornell and the failure of liberalism.

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