Maia Bloomfield Cucchiara’s Marketing Schools, Marketing Cities considers the relationship between private markets and public education by focusing on Philadelphia’s Center City Schools Initiative. The Initiative
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The 2012 PROSE Awards, announced February 7, 2013, “annually recognize the very best in professional and scholarly publishing by bringing attention to distinguished books, journals,
Walk into a low-income, minority school today, and you are likely to see halls plastered with the same optimistic slogans that have come to serve
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This past Friday, one of New York City’s most venerable cultural institutions, the 92nd Street Y (136 years strong and still kicking!) bestowed a unique
This week’s issue of the New York Review of Books takes a stance on a hot-button issue that just happens to be the subject of
Earlier this month the State University of New York at Albany announced “that the university was ending all admissions to programs in French, Italian, Russian,
The September 14th issue of the London Review of Books features an extended, combative review by Elif Batuman of a recent book from Harvard University
For much of the last century American universities have held their place as global leaders in higher education, but recently, with the United State’s economic
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