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The University and the Teachers: a cross‐national experience

The totally unusual experience of participating in the writing of The University and the Teachers: France, the United States, England is recalled here by one of the co‐authors. This was a collective enterprise, under the direction of Harry Judge, and the other members of the team were two American researchers, Lynn Paine and Michael Sedlak. The book was conceived as a cross‐national comparison, and the authors agreed to exercise their ‘expert ignorance’. This writer was, as a result, invited to observe and interpret the American situtation, while Harry Judge wrote the chapters on France.