The States and Public Higher Education Policy: Affordability, Access, and Accountability
There may be no better survey of state policy in higher education than what Heller provided in his 2001 edited volume... It will come as no surprise to the higher education community that the second edition ofThe States and Public Higher Education Policyprovides all the same benefits while situating the conversation in a more contemporary context. Faculty and students of higher education policy will be particularly appreciative because this volume will serve as the foundation for many higher education policy courses.(Nathan J. Daun-BarnettReview of Higher Education)