Financing Higher Education Worldwide: Who Pays? Who Should Pay?
from and contributed to the American university—such as his home campus, the university of California, berkeley—at its best. his writings were not always infallible, but they were substantive, provocative—and brought attention to issues and perspectives others had overlooked. Trow may not have been endearing, but his insights are enduring. In short, this hefty anthology of articles, papers, and writings leave a paper trail that allow readers to find out for themselves that Martin Trow as an academic was an American Original.