February 6, 2004
The Dons Run Cambridge --Â but Should They?
Professors say their wielding the ultimate authority has made the university great; reformers charge that the system blocks needed changesAt most universities in Britain, making changes in the institution's intellectual-property policy would be a job for the university council, a small body that is usually composed of outsiders like businesspeople, plus a few academics.
At the University of Cambridge, that responsibility falls to administrators and scholars -- all 3,000 of
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