Professors and their politics / edited by Neil Gross and Solon Simmons.
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TextPublisher: Baltimore, Maryland : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2014Description: 1 online resourceContent type: - text
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- LB2331.72 .P77 2014eb
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The social and political views of American college and university professors / Neil Gross and Solon Simmons -- Political liberalism and graduate school attendance: a longitudinal analysis / Ethan Fosse, Jeremy Freese, and Neil Gross -- Nations, classes, and the politics of professors: a comparative perspective / Clem Brooks -- Political bias in the graduate admissions process: a field experiment / Ethan Fosse, Neil Gross, and Joseph Ma -- The effect of college on social and political attitudes and civic participation / Kyle Dodson -- "Civil" or "provocative"? varieties of conservative student style and discourse in American universities / Amy Binder and Kate Wood -- Naturalizing liberalism in the 1950s / Andrew Jewett -- Challenging neutrality: sixties activism and debates over political advocacy in the American university / Julie Reuben -- Activism and the academy: lessons from the rise of ethnic studies / Fabio Rojas -- Rationalizing realpolitik: U.S. international relations as a liberal field / Patrick Thaddeus Jackson -- The merits of marginality: think tanks, conservative intellectuals, and the liberal academy / Thomas Medvetz.
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