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An academic argues that syllabus standardization across U.S. universities results from centralized accreditation and transfer requirements rather than ideological conformity, citing Hayek's analysis of how bureaucratic systems destroy local knowledge by demanding interchangeable units.
higher-education
bureaucracy
knowledge-management
curriculum
institutional-analysis
intellectual-conformity
Friedrich Hayek
Hollis Robbins
Jon A. Shields
Stephanie Muravchik
Yuval Avnur
Claremont McKenna College
Scripps College
Open Syllabus Project
U.S. Department of Education
Wall Street Journal
Chronicle of Higher Education