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One Academic Job-Market Study Got It All Right

September 11, 2018

To the Editor:

I was surprised that your article, “How a Famous Academic Job-Market Study Got It All Wrong — and Why It Still Matters” (The Chronicle, September 9), about William Bowen’s study, made no mention of the most trenchant analysis of academic labor in the 21st century,

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