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Introductionother actors have chosen to respond to globalization. This book brings together a variety of perspectives about how globalization has influenced universities in the United States, especially in regard to university conceptions of and efforts to pursue social justice.

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Climate Change, Intergenerational Justice, and the Universityracterize that harm and the university’ contribution to it, to explain why it is not morally justified even by the good that universities do, and to consider the specific responsibilities that universities have to initiate in order to reduce this harm.

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theoretical project and as a set of practical challenges. Authors address related issues from the perspectives of active practitioners in the context of or from close proximity to universities.978-1-349-45013-8978-1-137-28938-4

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University Social Engagement as Space for Resistance to the Marketization of Higher Education Institult, the ability of universities to engage with important social issues is frequently curtailed as they are distanced from their local communities where such social issues are most palpable and the potential of social action most practical.

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