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ERIC Number: EJ172655
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Publication Date: 1977
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The Tradition of Conflict in the Governance of Japan's Imperial Universities
Marshall, Byron K.
History of Education Quarterly, 17, 4, 385-406, Win 77
Describes administrative problems in Japanese universities from 1870 to 1977. The universities of Kyoto and Tokyo serve as case studies of the power struggle among students, faculty, and the government. Major problems include lack of academic freedom, faculty hostility to government educational policies, and student activism. (Author/DB)
Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Asian Studies, College Administration, Conflict, Educational History, Educational Problems, Evaluation, Higher Education, Student Attitudes, Values
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Identifiers - Location: Japan
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