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Direct linkGledhill, Kris – Educational Philosophy and Theory, 2019
One question arising in the context of universities as corporate entities is the reason why being an 'entity' is important. One relevant consideration is whether it is necessary or sensible that a 'community of scholars' has the status of a 'corporation of scholars' because that ensures that the community abides by various obligations, including…
Descriptors: Civil Rights, Universities, Corporations, Moral Values
