
Death of the Public University?
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"...this book makes a unique and ethnographically-based contribution to the study of universities. Chapters are well written and avoid repetition, despite their overlapping concerns. Finally, as Shore and Wright note in their introduction, the volume focuses on contexts in the Global North, where the 'neoliberal' university is seen as most pervasive and enduring. Explorations of public universities elsewhere, which have received virtually no attention to date, may in future build on the work presented here, exposing further radical possibilities." * Anthropological Forum"The book is a challenging approach to higher education studies and beyond. Dynamically questioning the relationship between the university and the dominant political economy at present, this book assumes a multidisciplinary approach and brings together macro and micro level analyses allowing the transformations in contemporary higher education to be mapped." * Antonio M. Magalhaes, University of Porto
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Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction: Privatizing the Public University: Key Trends, Countertrends and Alternatives
Cris Shore and Susan Wright
PART I: REDEFINING THE MISSION AND MEANING OF THE UNIVERSITY
Chapter 1. Universities in Britain and the Spirit of '45
John Morgan
Chapter 2. Managing the Third Mission: Reform or Reinvention of the Public University?
Nick Lewis and Cris Shore
Chapter 3. Universities in the Competition State: Lessons from Denmark
Susan Wright and Jakob Williams Orberg
Chapter 4. Leadership in Higher Education: A Critical Feminist Perspective on Global Restructuring
Jill Blackmore
PART II: PERFORMING THE NEW UNIVERSITY - NEW PRIORITIES, NEW SUBJECTS
Chapter 5. Science/ Industry Collaboration: Bugs, Project Barons and Managing Symbiosis
Birgitte Gorm Hansen
Chapter 6. On Delivering the Consumer-Citizen: New Pedagogies and Their Affective Economies
Barbara M. Grant
Chapter 7. Tuning Up and Tuning In: How the European Bologna Process Is Influencing Students' Time of Study
Gritt B. Nielsen and Laura Louise Sarauw
PART III: MANAGING THE RISK UNIVERSITY - RESEARCH, RANKING AND REPUTATION
Chapter 8. The Causes, Mechanisms and Consequences of Reputational Risk Management of Universities and the Higher
Education Sector
Roger Dale
Chapter 9. The Rise and Rise of the Performance-Based Research Fund?
Bruce Curtis
Chapter 10. Evaluating Academic Research: Ambivalence, Anxiety and Audit in the Risk University
Lisa Lucas
Chapter 11. The Ethics of University Ethics Committees: Risk Management and the Research Imagination
Tamara Kohn and Cris Shore
PART IV: REVIVING THE PUBLIC UNIVERSITY - ALTERNATIVE VISIONS
Chapter 12. Who Will Win the Global Hunger Games? The Emerging Significance of Research Universities in the International Relations of States
Christopher Tremewan
Chapter 13. Resistance in the Neoliberal University
Sandra Grey
Chapter 14. The University as a Place of Possibilities: Scholarship as Dissensus
Sean Sturm and Stephen Turner
Chapter 15. Crisis, Critique and the Contemporary University: Reinventing the Future
Susan L. Robertson
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