Titlebook: American National Identity, Policy Paradigms, and Higher Education; A History of the Rel Allison L. Palmadessa Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-40426-3turn to economic superiority, thus maintaining American superiority more broadly. Higher education was still considered as capable of contributing to the production of citizen-leaders to make this recovery a reality for the nation-state.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33229-0nt and higher education. Thus, at this pivotal juncture in higher education’s history, unrest and rebellion are at the center, reflective of the greater social history. Criticism withstanding, presidential administrations called higher education to support the US’s position among nations and economic stability.

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Industrialization and Competition: The Development of the American Research University,he nation-state, making the institution vital to the identity of a superior, economically vital nation. To make this expectation a reality, the Morrill Acts were passed, causing a profound policy paradigm shift.

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From Progressive Reform to Research and Competition: Higher Education from the Turn of the Twentietturn to economic superiority, thus maintaining American superiority more broadly. Higher education was still considered as capable of contributing to the production of citizen-leaders to make this recovery a reality for the nation-state.

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A Failing Nation, a Struggling Institution: Higher Education in the Inter-War Period,turn to economic superiority, thus maintaining American superiority more broadly. Higher education was still considered as capable of contributing to the production of citizen-leaders to make this recovery a reality for the nation-state.