The Goose-step: A Study of American Education

A searing expose that pulls back the curtain on the sprawling world of American higher education, this work follows a journalist‑turned‑investigator as he wanders through lecture halls, dormitories and boardrooms. From the quirky “Little Gosling” of small colleges to the massive “University of the House of Morgan,” he maps how corporate interests, political pressures and profit‑driven motives thread through curricula, faculty appointments and campus life. The early chapters reveal startling links between powerful trusts and university administrations, showing how student bodies become unwitting participants in a larger economic game.

Written with Sinclair’s characteristic vigor, the narrative blends vivid anecdotes, sharp statistics and pointed commentary, painting a picture of an academic system that often mirrors the very market forces it claims to transcend. Listeners will come away with a deeper understanding of how education can be both a beacon of opportunity and a tool of manipulation, and why the stakes are so high for the nation’s future generations.