LEADERS IN HIGHER EDUCATION.

The article presents a special advertorial section that discusses the publication's "Leaders in Higher Education," a group of six universities said to be making substantial contributions to higher education. The six include Georgetown University's McDonough Business School, the Monterey Institute of...

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Published in:Foreign Policy no. 197; pp. 1 - 9
Main Author: Diller, Edward
Format: Article
Published: Foreign Policy Dec2012
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