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Literature of Chinese Capitalism
On a literary lecture tour in China, Martin Puchner finds much interest in how American authors responded to industrialization in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Universities Hire Rankings Pros
Several Australian institutions dedicate staff positions specifically to working with rankings groups -- and moving up on their lists.
Australian Work Force 'Over Educated'
Nearly half of university graduates are in jobs that don't require their level of postsecondary credential, a study finds.
Social Science Ethics
British scholars, like some of their American counterparts, want oversight that is distinct from that used for biomedical research.
Global Ambitions
NYU reinvents itself as a "global network university," but critics at home question the creation of campuses in nondemocratic countries and the effect of rapid international expansion on programs in Greenwich Village.
Tougher Standards for Would-Be Teachers
Australia's most populous state proposes raising entry standards for teacher education programs, and university leaders aren't happy.
After the Arab Spring
Conference explores the state of higher education and academic freedom in a region undergoing considerable change.
Intellectual 'Eviction Notice'
Student organizers of a forum at Wharton School revoke invitation to controversial keynote speaker from India after professors oppose his appearance.