Since our recalcitrant teachers cannot be disciplined by the law (for it seems that they are above the law), and that they cannot discipline themselves, the only recourse for the people of Bangladesh is to impose upon them the discipline of the market.
The public universities should be privatised: once private, they will charge market rates, and teachers won't be able to moonlight as politicians and shut down the institutions.
They will have to compete for market share: in short, they will have to start earning their living, like the rest of us, instead of being subsidised by the rest of us.
We, the people, refuse to subsidise campus politics.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
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