The Slow Death Of The University. From Cape Town to Reykjavik Sydney to São Paulo an event as momentous in its own way as the Cuban revolution or the invasion of Iraq is steadily under way. From Cape Town to Reykjavik Sydney to São Paulo an event as momentous in its own way as the Cuban revolution or the invasion of Iraq is steadily under way.
The death of the arts in schools. This happened in South Korea but it might have taken place almost anywhere on the planet. Own way as the Cuban revolution or the invasion of Iraq is steadily under way.
If you turn a university into a corporation you limit its lifespan and should expect it to die after a few decades.
Budget cuts to schools and drastic reforms of the education system may well have created a ticking time bomb for the creative industries and could make it harder to recruit talented individuals further down the line. The Slow Death of The Arts 2 The Slow Death of The Arts In 2014 it was reported that 31 states had less funding per student than in 2008 before the recession Leachman Masterson Figueroa 2017. This happened in South Korea but it might have taken place almost anywhere on the planet. For the Chronicle of Higher Education Terry Eagleton reflects on the slow death of the university as a center of human critique He worries that as British universities have been forced to contend with the mounting pressures of global capitalism they are increasingly making changes that threaten traditional academic life.