Word: institutionalization
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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Allison promises to emerge from the administrative confusion of the transfer with not only a practical means of integrating CRP into the K-School's two graduate degree programs but also with a reevaluation and possible adjustment of his institution's efforts to teach public policy. "For ten years we...
One answer is the myriad of governmental challenges facing the nation today. But by listening to administrators and professors and reading their self-evaluative pieces in the glossy K-School Bulletin, it is clear there exists another motivation: the K-School is still concerned about proving itself as an institution...
Born seven years before Harvard, Cambridge, or Newtowne as it was called then, was the original seat of state government: Governor Winthrop's refusal to reside in the town, however, meant the bureaucrats quickly left, only to be replaced by the academics. A school opened in September of 1638 to...
In a more vocal controversy this spring, the University showed the hypocrisy of its appointment policies. Bok nominated efficiency-oriented Chicago economist Arnold C. Harberger to head the Harvard Institute for International Development (HIID) without consulting the HIID Faculty Council--or considering that it might be wrong for a professor...
Silber's critics among the students and the faculty argue that he runs the university "more like a prison than like an institution of higher education"--for example, that he ignores their advice, punishes his critics by denying them tenure or salary increases, and mismanages the academic side of the...