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Spring 2018

Why Don’t More Indians Do Better in School? The Battle between U.S. Schooling & American Indian/Alaska Native Education

Authors Bryan McKinley Jones Brayboy and K. Tsianina Lomawaima

Spring 2018

Revolution in Higher Education: Identity & Cultural Beliefs Inspire Tribal Colleges & Universities

Authors Cheryl Crazy Bull and Justin Guillory

Spring 2011

The Achievement Gap: Past, Present & Future

Author Richard E. Nisbett

Democracy & Justice

Education

Summer 2008

on Chinese, European & American universities

Author William C. Kirby

Arts & Humanities

Education

Humanities

Summer 2007

on civil liberties on campus

Author Victor Saul Navasky

Democracy & Justice

Economy & Business

Education

Fall 2005

Politics, pedagogy & gender (1987)

Author Jill Ker Conway

Democracy & Justice

Education

Summer 2005

on exile, philosophy & tottering insecurely on the edge of an unknown abyss

Authors Leszek Kolakowski and Danny Postel

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

Passion & mastery in balance: toward good work in the professions

Authors William Damon, Anne Colby, Kendall Bronk, and Thomas Ehrlich

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

Politics, professionalism & the pleasure of reading

Author Geoffrey Galt Harpham

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

Markets vs. professions: value added?

Author William M. Sullivan

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

The case of undergraduate teaching

Authors Jeanne Nakamura and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

on evidence-based political science

Author Donald Philip Green

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

The professions in America today

Authors Howard Earl Gardner and Lee S. Shulman

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

Signature pedagogies in the professions

Author Lee S. Shulman

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

on how the stories changed

Author Richard Gustave Stern

Education

Humanities

Summer 2005

The new politics of Supreme Court appointments

Author David Greenberg

Education

Humanities