A series of articles in the Chronicle of Higher Education considers the ethics and finances of American branch campuses abroad. A group of leading thinkers, including Sohrab Ahmari, Richard H. Brodhead, Al Bloom, and Peter Brooks, considered such questions as: Are objections that authoritarian regimes cannot respect American academic values valid? Are they outweighed by the social and democratic impact that foreign campuses might have on their partner countries? Do the economic benefits of competing in a growing global academic marketplace outweigh the moral and political perils?
To read the series, please visit: http://chronicle.com/article/American-Campuses-Abroad/129938/?sid=pm&utm_source=pm&utm_medium=en
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