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˜The œchronicle of higher education

ISSN 0009-5982 · Taylor & Francis

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YearTitleAcademicsSources
2025 When Viewpoint Diversity Means Conformity media Amanda Anderson CV
2024 About that Taylor Swift Class at Harvard media Benjamin W. Parker CV
2024 Harvard Last in Free Speech? Don’t Trust FIRE’s Rankings Ryan D. Enos CV
2024 How Free Speech Failed at Harvard — and How to Rescue It: Academic freedom must be free from politics Ryan D. Enos CV
2024 Literary Criticism and the Craft of Reading media Jonathan Kramnick CV
2022 In Praise of the Academic Cliché: How Worn-Out Humanities Buzzwords Go Mainstream and Change the World media Julie Stone Peters CV
2020 How to bridge the mutual distrust between leaders and professors amid Covid-19 Carolyn Dever GS
2020 The Humanities After Covid-19 media Jonathan Kramnick CV
2019 Critical Correctness: The Neoliberal Neutering of Literary Studies media Bruce Robbins CV
2018 The Jobs Crisis and the Changing Academy media Jonathan Kramnick CV
2018 The Self-Helpification of Academe Beth Blum GS
2018 The Way We Hire Now media Jonathan Kramnick CV
2018 What We Hire In Now: The Discipline of English by the Numbers media Jonathan Kramnick CV
2016 Obama’s Imprint on Higher Ed: Responses Danielle S. Allen CV
2014 Equalizers No More Suzanne Mettler CV GS
2013 The Flip Side of Food Studies media Rachel Adams CV
2012 Cut to Controversy media Bruce Robbins CV
2012 Opinion: Drones End War's Easy Morality Sarah E. Kreps GS
2011 Bring Down the Barriers, Seen and Unseen media Rachel Adams CV
2011 Narrative’s Medicine media Rachel Adams CV
2008 Why Elite Colleges Have Sweetened Their Student-Aid Packages. Amy Gutmann OA GS
2005 Our tools of war, turned blindly against ourselves Rob Nixon GS
2002 The hidden lives of oil Rob Nixon GS
2001 Deconstruct This: Cast Away media Bruce Robbins CV
1999 Rigorous Trials and Tests Should Precede Adoption of School Reforms Paul E. Peterson CV OA GS
1998 Globalization: When is Too Wide Too Narrow? Peter A. Hall CV GS
1998 Love, Sex, and Disciplinary Imperialism media Bruce Robbins CV GS
1992 The Narrow Vision of Today’s Experts on Social Policy Theda Skocpol CV OA
1989 Scholars Must Keep Their Vision of China Unclouded by Politics Andrew J. Nathan CV