This analysis explores the constraints of private higher education under Communism, highlighting its limitations.
While it is important to recognize the existence of private higher education (PHE) under Communism, it is likewise important to identify and understand the powerful limitations of this peculiar marriage.PHE under Communism has always been comparatively small.It is pointedly circumscribed in the functional missions it can undertake, most notably in religious or other cultural diversity.Above all, PHE under Communism is circumscribed in its political autonomy.he first stunning fact about private higher education (PHE) and Communism is the very existence of this odd couple.Is not Communist PHE largely oxymoronic?Yet before we become too casual about the oddity, we must appreciate the counterpoint: how limited PHE under Communism has always been.
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