Government financing for higher education

In this book, researchers and practitioners deal with complications and dilemmas in the field of higher education, which resulted in the large part of the last century of political support for American higher education, when liberals supported public investment in the field of education; Because it achieves social justice, and the conservatives also supported it; To enhance economic development, but the situation has finally changed, as the conservatives defend many deductions of public financing, while the liberals went to expand registration and increase diversity while some universities converted to the privatization mechanism, and from that these complications and dilemmas were. The AUTHOR of the book: Edward B. Saint John Professor of the GO Grant d. Henderson Education at the Michigan University Higher Education Center, and Michael Dr. Parsons is a professor of higher education and head of the Department of Educational Leadership and Politics Studies at the International University of Florida. According to this book, it was awakened by the Business Review magazine, as a rational voice, calling on those who read it to send it to the members of its board of directors, but rather to the members of the Legislative State Council when discussing the budget. Obeikan Publishing