When Power Corrupts

Discover the intricacies of academic governance in "When Power Corrupts," a thought-provoking work by Lionel Lewis, published in 2000. In this compelling book, Lewis delves into the impact of tenure on American academia, exploring the potential for corruption and moral dilemmas faced by educators. With 206 pages of insightful analysis and real-world case studies, this hardback edition is an essential read for anyone involved in educational administration or higher education policy reform. Lewis provides a unique examination of how power dynamics influence faculty behavior and institutional integrity, making it a valuable resource for scholars, educators, and policy-makers alike. Order your copy today from bookshop.lt and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges facing modern education systems.