Between Citizens and the State: The Politics of American Higher Education in the 20th Century (Politics and Society in Modern America)
A historical study of how American higher education and the federal government influenced each other throughout the twentieth century.
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Between Citizens and the State examines the shifting dynamics between American colleges and universities and the federal government during the twentieth century.
The book traces how higher education became intertwined with national policy objectives and public priorities over several decades.
It highlights the expanding role of the state in shaping access, funding, and institutional missions within American higher education.
Christopher P. Loss provides a historical analysis grounded in the broader context of politics and society in modern America.
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