The Perfect Storm and the Privatization of Public Higher Education

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Partisans, Professionals, and Power: The Role of Political Factors in State Higher Education Funding (2009, background): “Together, these developments have compelled institutions to pursue new, non-governmental revenues, and in some research-oriented flagship institutions, state revenues have declined to as little as one-third or even one-tenth of total institutional revenues (Duderstadt, 2000; Partisans, Professionals”
Creating the Out-of-State University: Do Public Universities Increase Nonresident Freshman Enrollment in Response to Declining State Appropriations? (2015, background): “This logic suggests that public universities will respond to long-term declines in state funding by transforming the organizational mission, away from public good goals associated the state and towards the goal of providing value to paying customers (Ehrenberg 2006a; Morphew and Eckel 2009; Priest a”