Methodology of Study of Corruption in Higher Education

This book would be of high interest for policymakers, managers, and theorists. While policymakers, university administrators, and business managers will appreciate good description of forms of cooperation of industries and universities as well as problems that such cooperation creates or exacerbates and some of the prescriptions, offered by the author, theorists will find a wealth of material on which to build some concepts and theories of social and ethical responsibility versus commercialization and perhaps even some interesting niches for possible corrupt activities in higher education. (Contains 2 figures.) [This paper presents an essay review of: Woshburn, Jennifer. (2005). University Incorporated: The Corporate Corruption of American Higher Education. New York, New York: Basic Books. Pp. 326. ISBN 0465090516.]