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Universities Can Not Be Isolated, Need to Connect To The People – James Madison

Political Influence, Political Narrative, Reconnection With The Public, University Isolation March 28, 2025

Madison discusses the dangers of isolation and specialization of universities. He emphasizes that this lack of communication with the general public devalues what universities provide to society and leave them vulnerable to political narratives.

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