Perspective
May 14, 2011
Education From a Constitutional Dimension
Constitutional law, values and traditions play a primary role in the evolution of the American university. By Rodney A. Smolla of Furman University
A lively discussion of the intersection between the constitutional values that have shaped the identity of the nation and the academic values that have shaped the identity of the American university.
Chapter 1
DE TOCQUEVILLE WITH A TWIST
Alexis de Tocqueville, in his classic nineteenth-century study of the United States, Democracy in America, observed that "scarcely an...
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