Addresses, essays, lecturesUniversities and colleges

The uses of the university

Name: The uses of the university
Author: Clark Kerr

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A book by Clark Kerr, first published in 1963. Open Library records 12 editions, all in English; the newest is from Harvard University Press, 2001, 261 pages.

Subjects: Addresses, essays, lectures
Universities and colleges
Higher Education
Education, aims and objectives
Education, higher
Enseignement supérieur

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