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Ivory Tower
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Ivory Tower

2027
first published
English
language
4
edition in English
416
pages

In 2024, Claudine Gay – the President of Harvard – resigned after a disastrous Congressional questioning over antisemitism on campus. Donald Trump was gleeful, lambasting the university as a hotbed of ‘woke’ politics. Gay’s defenders were appalled, casting her as the victim of a reactionary witch-hunt. What neither side acknowledged was that Gay’s ousting was only the most recent moment in a decades long turf war on Harvard Quad: one that pitted Marxist sociologists against libertarian economists, Democratic activists against Republican presidents, and Wall Street philanthropists against student activists. Here, James Stewart – New York Times reporter and Pulitzer-winning author of Den of Thieves – offers the definitive inside story of the academic battles raging at America’s most famous college. The story of Harvard’s culture war, he shows, is also the story of America’s.

Editions

4 editions · sort: newest
Ivory TowerIvory Towerpenguin_press978-05-9383-439-897805938343982027-06-01English (United States)416Hardcover
Ivory Towercornerstone978-15-2997-000-597815299700052027-03-25English (United Kingdom)368Hardcover
Ivory TowerPenguin978-18-0495-835-397818049583532027-03-25English (United Kingdom)—E-book
Ivory TowerPenguin978-18-0496-187-297818049618722027-03-25English (United Kingdom)—Audiobook