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Aspen Symposium 2005

Aspen Symposium 2005 includes the 19 papers presented and discussed at the Forum’s 2005 Aspen Symposium. Topics include, among others, higher education’s role in improving the United States’ comparative position in the global economy, innovative approaches to improving the quality and productivity of higher education, applying higher education’s vast stores of knowledge and creativity to pressing social issues, and how advances in the neurosciences are both informing how we view ourselves and how we learn. Authors include John Seely Brown, Wesley Clark, Richard Light, Steven Pinker, Jeffrey Sachs, Robert Shiller, and Marta Tienda, among others.


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Please note: This PDF contains the entire book and thus has a very large file size. For smaller, more easily downloaded files, please see the individual chapter files below.
[9,784 KB PDF]

Maureen Devlin
[64 KB PDF]

General Wesley Clark
[83 KB PDF]

Stephen M. Walt
[101 KB PDF]

Richard J. Light
[107 KB PDF]

John Seely Brown
[2,710 KB PDF]

James L. Shulman
[119 KB PDF]

Jeffrey Sachs
[4,951 KB PDF]

Henry Webber
[83 KB PDF]

Laurence Kotlikoff
[79 KB PDF]

Robert Shiller
[158 KB PDF]

Gordon C. Winston and Catharine B. Hill
[218 KB PDF]

Steven Pinker
[119 KB PDF]

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