Ivory Tower. The War for Harvard and the Future of Higher Education
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- Nombre de pages368
- Date de parution25/03/2027
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-80495-835-3
- EAN9781804958353
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurPenguin
Résumé
Sex, lies and mortarboards: the gripping inside story of the culture war within Harvard University. In 2024, Claudine Gay - the President of Harvard - resigned after a disastrous Congressional questioning over antisemitism on campus. Donald Trump was gleeful, lambasting the university as a hotbed of 'woke' politics. Gay's defenders were appalled, casting her as the victim of a reactionary witch-hunt.
What neither side acknowledged was that Gay's ousting was only the most recent moment in a decades long turf war on Harvard Quad: one that pitted Marxist sociologists against libertarian economists, Democratic activists against Republican presidents, and Wall Street philanthropists against student activists. Here, James Stewart - New York Times reporter and Pulitzer-winning author of Den of Thieves - offers the definitive inside story of the academic battles raging at America's most famous college.
The story of Harvard's culture war, he shows, is also the story of America's.
What neither side acknowledged was that Gay's ousting was only the most recent moment in a decades long turf war on Harvard Quad: one that pitted Marxist sociologists against libertarian economists, Democratic activists against Republican presidents, and Wall Street philanthropists against student activists. Here, James Stewart - New York Times reporter and Pulitzer-winning author of Den of Thieves - offers the definitive inside story of the academic battles raging at America's most famous college.
The story of Harvard's culture war, he shows, is also the story of America's.
