Controlling Title VI Centers

[Jolanta Davis]

Yes, it is chilling. If for now it's just about the Middle Eastern Studies,
the Russian and East European Centers may not need to worry FOR NOW,
although in the long run it might mean government control over all regional
studies, and the scholars of the Post-Communist know the best of all to
what it might lead.


At 10:25 AM 10/15/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Dear Jolanta,
>Thanks for forwarding the CHE article to the list. It is chilling, indeed.
>But I wonder about your question, "What will it mean for title VI centers
>concentrating on Russia? Or is it all about Middle Eastern Studies?"
>
>You mean if the advisory committees just chase after Middle Eastern Studies,
>we don't have to worry?
>
>The very last thing universities need is government control. Especially this
>government.
>
>Genevra Gerhart
>
>http://www.GenevraGerhart.com
>
>ggerhart at comcast.net
>(206) 329-0053
>
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