Date: Tue, 27 Sep 94 09:52:59 EDT From: Andrew.Daitsman-AT-mail.cc.trincoll.edu (Andy Daitsman) Subject: Re: marxian economics Phil Goldstein writes: What both Henwood >and the right don't recognize is that, since the 1860's or 1870's, when >the sciences finally found a place in the university, the ruling elites >have been forced to allow professional groupings and associations to >establish their own criteria of merit. These criteria of merit are often >shockingly biased but, at least on the surface, they seek to allow >differences of opinion, perspective, and outlook provided that the >criteria are met. In other words, academics at a university or a college >have some independence -- thinktanks, foundations, etc., are another >matter. Hmmm. Sounds like relative autonomy to me. Any comments, Phil? Andy Daitsman ------------------
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