History of Higher Education Annual 2000Roger L. Geiger Transaction Publishers, 1 de jan. de 2000 - 123 páginas |
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The History of Women Philanthropy and Higher Education | 29 |
A Not So Distant Mirror Great Depression Writings on the Governance and Finance of Public Higher Education | 59 |
Exploring Our Professional Backyards Toward Writing Recent History of American Colleges and Universities | 79 |
Markets and History Selective Admissions and American Higher Education Since 1950 | 93 |
RECENT DISSERTATIONS IN THE HISTORY OF HIGHER EDUCATION | 109 |
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