Leasing the Ivory Tower: The Corporate Takeover of Academia.

Lawrence C. Soley

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This text exposes the growing corporate threats to the future of intellectual inquiry and civil society itself. Corporate investments, Soley argures, have dramatically changed the mission of higher education; they have led universities to attend to the interests of their well-heeled patrons, rather than those of students.

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