Revolution in Higher Education would be a good book to start with for any campus contemplating going through a large strategic planning process. (And DeMillo is wonderfully incisive about the limitations of strategic planning). Both critics and fans of postsecondary disruption will be given plenty to react to in Revolution in Higher Education&#8230;. Your ideas and opinions will be better informed after reading this book.&#8212;Joshua Kim, Inside Higher Education&mdash;The author brings extensive experience and knowledgeable perspectives to the current problems with U.S. colleges and universities and institutions around the world that are mired in uncontrolled high costs, inappropriate traditional habits, and an unproductive focus on prestige and rankings&#8230;. DeMillo presents a well-informed account of the challenges and potential transformation in American higher education.&#8212;Library Journal&mdash;

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