My contention is that the growth of black studies programs can be fruitfully viewed as a bureaucratic response to a social movement.
That is from Fabio Rojas’s new and noteworthy From Black Power to Black Studies: How a Radical Social Movement Became an Academic Discipline. Here is Bryan Caplan’s review of the book.
I haven’t read the book. Does Rojas view the field currently as an extension of the social movement, or independent and possessing a sort of life of its own?
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