Henry Rosovsky 
The University: An Owner’s Manual 

‘Superb. . . . Rosovsky has written an important book—probing, wise, shrewd, fair. . . . Deserves to be widely read.’ —James O. Freeman, Washington Post

A view of America’s colleges and universities and how they are run, the challenges they face and the issues that affect their ‘owners’ – students, faculty, alumni, trustees and others. Among the issues covered are tenure, the admission process in elite institutions and curriculum.

A propos de l’auteur

Henry Rosovsky is an economic historian, specializing in East Asia, and Harvard University administrator.