Word: integrationism
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Finally, though students are the heart of this University, they often feel excluded from being full participants in decision-making. It is telling, for instance, that no students were included in the presidential search committee that selected Summers to lead Harvard. Students feel disconnected from the centers of power within...
The crisis-the result of the markets' perception that Turkey lacks the political will to reform its economy-undermines the country's credibility at a time when it is trying to join the European Union. And as the euro itself wobbled, the beads of sweat on the faces of bankers...
There's a reason. The scare over bse reflects a deeper anxiety in Europe today about globalization and its consequences. Ever-closer union means that money, goods and services are more easily exchanged-but it also means that maladies like bse can seep across borders with less resistance. "It is...
Still, facilitating cultural integration-while at the same time creating an environment that fosters diversity-is the stated goal of the school's administrators. Achieving that goal is a tricky process, especially since many Swedish students remain in their own academic cocoon, isolated from their non-native schoolmates. The 23...
Harvard University has an exceptionally long and storied history. From its use as a barracks for Continental troops in the Revolutionary War to its use as a target for protesters during the Vietnam years--through coeducation, racial integration and randomization--the University has seen both strife and success.