Intervention or Interference: The Role of Legislation in Reforming the Academy @HeterodoxAcademy
Intervention or Interference: The Role of Legislation in Reforming the Academy  @HeterodoxAcademy
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this Heterodox Conversation™, Mark Baurlein and Steven Brint discuss reforms, state interventions, and challenges facing American universities.
Drawing from their extensive academic backgrounds, they explore critical questions about institutional governance, academic freedom, and the evolving role of universities in contemporary society.

Chapter Markers:
0:00 - Introduction to Heterodox Conversations
3:45 - Mark Baurlein: New College of Florida Reforms
15:30 - Steven Brint: Government Intervention Perspectives
30:15 - Scholarly Dialogue and Debate
45:00 - Audience Q&A
1:05:00 - Closing Reflections on Universities

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