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Student Debt and the Edu-Factory: Against the Foreclosure of the Future
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Dr. Max Haiven
 Society is a Prison  Contact Contributor
Aug. 7, 2012, 12:26 p.m.
Student debt isn't just a personal liability; it is part of a broader system that fundamentally limits our horizons. This presentation names the university as a central institution of a new chapter of capitalist history, one that isn't only interested in exploiting people...'s bodies, but also their minds. Struggles against the corporatization and privatization of universities, in Quebec and elsewhere, aren't just about lower tuition fees - they are a fight for the future itself: the future of our economy, our society, and our minds.
Student debt isn't just a personal liability; it is part of a broader system that fundamentally limits our horizons. This presentation names the university as a central institution of a new chapter of capitalist history, one that isn't only interested in exploiting people...'s bodies, but also their minds. Struggles against the corporatization and privatization of universities, in Quebec and elsewhere, aren't just about lower tuition fees - they are a fight for the future itself: the future of our economy, our society, and our minds.

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00:43:20 1 July 16, 2012
Dalhousie Student Union Building. Rm.307
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