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Discover Poisoned Ivies by Elise Stefanik, a provocative political nonfiction book examining America’s elite universities, higher education, campus culture, and the debate over free speech and academic freedom.
In this thought-provoking account, Congresswoman Elise Stefanik draws on her experience as a Harvard graduate and her questioning of university presidents during congressional hearings to present her perspective on the challenges facing some of America’s most prestigious educational institutions.
Poisoned Ivies: The Inside Account of the Academic and Moral Rot at America’s Elite Universities explores controversial questions about academic leadership, campus activism, freedom of expression, antisemitism, institutional accountability, and the future of American higher education. Stefanik argues that leading universities have strayed from their founding ideals and calls for reform.
This political nonfiction ebook is suited to readers interested in American politics, conservative political commentary, university policy, education reform, campus controversies, and debates about free speech in higher education.
Whether you are researching contemporary political debates or looking for a critical perspective on the Ivy League and America’s leading universities, Poisoned Ivies offers Stefanik’s account of the issues and events shaping the national conversation about higher education.
Book details
- Title: Poisoned Ivies
- Author: Elise Stefanik
- Subtitle: The Inside Account of the Academic and Moral Rot at America’s Elite Universities
- Genre: Political Nonfiction, American Politics, Higher Education
- Format: Ebook (check the retailer for file compatibility and digital rights restrictions)
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