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Preface and Acknowledgments | ||
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1 | There Is No Progress without Struggle: Multiculturalism, Student Movements, and Academic Innovation | 1 |
2 | Challenging the Curricular Color Line at UW-Madison | 26 |
3 | The Long March to American Cultures at UC-Berkeley | 47 |
4 | From Process to Product: Substantive Development and Implementation of the Requirements | 76 |
5 | Institutionalizing the Challenge: The Future of Curricular Multiculturalism | 107 |
Conclusion: Multiculturalism: Closing or Opening the American Mind? | 127 | |
App. A: Methodological Notes | 147 | |
App. B | Membership of Committees That Drafted Multicultural General Education Requirements at UW-Madison and UC-Berkeley | 156 |
App. C | Courses Satisfying Ethnic Studies Requirement at UW-Madison in First Year of Implementation | 159 |
App. D | Courses Satisfying American Cultures Requirement at UC-Berkeley in First Year Implementation | 162 |
Notes | 165 | |
Index | 189 |
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