On the verge of bankruptcy in 2003, the front page of a local newspaper declared that UNA, a 40-year-old university, was about to close its doors. Shock had rippled through Belo Horizonte at the dire prospect of a highly respected education provider in the capital of Minas Gerais state potentially leaving 3,000 students on the streets. If UNA closed, the social impact would be significant because even as recently as 2003, only about 23 percent of...
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