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Universities Benefit From Their Faculties' Unionization, Study Finds
April 05, 2013
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An unusual new study of the effects of faculty unionization on public universities—rather than on just faculty members themselves—reaches the controversial conclusion that such institutions generally become more efficient and effective when their...
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