Universities and the capitalist state : corporate liberalism and the reconstruction of American higher education, 1894-1928

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• Full Title: Universities and the capitalist state : corporate liberalism and the reconstruction of American higher education, 1894-1928/ Clyde W. Barrow.

Series Statement

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Notes

• Includes bibliographical references (pages 299-319) and index.
• Introduction -- Economic origins of the corporate ideal -- Who owns the universities? Class structure and the material means of mental production -- Corporate power and social efficiency: the industrialization of American universities -- Building an ideological state apparatus, 1915-1928 -- War and the intellectuals: building military-academic complex -- Is anything to be done? The intellectual as a proletarianized professional -- Discipline and punish: defining the institutional limits of academic freedom, 1894-1916 -- Twilight of the idols, 1917-1928 -- Hegemony and autonomy: the political economy of American intellectuals.

Identifiers

• Isbns: 0299124002; 9780299124007; 0299124045; 9780299124045
• Oclc Number: (OCoLC)20318199

Publication Statement

• Place: Madison, Wis.
• Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
• Date: 1990

Physical Description

• Extent: xx, 329 pages ;
• Dimensions: 24 cm.

Table Of Contents

• Introduction -- Economic origins of the corporate ideal -- Who owns the universities? Class structure and the material means of mental production -- Corporate power and social efficiency: the industrialization of American universities -- Building an ideological state apparatus, 1915-1928 -- War and the intellectuals: building military-academic complex -- Is anything to be done? The intellectual as a proletarianized professional -- Discipline and punish: defining the institutional limits of academic freedom, 1894-1916 -- Twilight of the idols, 1917-1928 -- Hegemony and autonomy: the political economy of American intellectuals.

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