The California idea and American higher education : 1850 to the 1960 master plan
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TextPublication details: California : Stanford University Press, ©2000Description: xiii, 460 p. : ill. ; 23 cmISBN: - 9780804757539
- 378.794 DOU-C
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. Statehood and the idea of a University
2. A fourth branch of Government
3. Progressive and the California idea
4. The promise of mass higher education and the junior college
5. The depression and a regional college movement
6. Postwar planning and higher education
7. Rising costs, the red scare, and the end of the Postwar concensus
8. The commodity of education and the race for new campuses
9. Governor Brown, Clark Kerr, and the demand for reform
10. Negotiating the master plan and the fate of higher education in California
11. Selling the plan and the beginning of a new era
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