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...Phil Graham; Michael Dezuanni; Andy Arthurs; Greg Hearn In this essay we argue that a Deweyan experience economy will best support the higher education (HE) sector in the future, and we draw a contrast between that economy and the sector’s current focus on informational concerns, as expressed...

... that the university is undergoing a major identity crisis. What many of these analyses fail to recognize is the underlying educational logic at work in higher education—a logic that informs both conservative and progressive analyses of the university. Building on the work of Giorgio Agamben, we present a critical...

... of a “world university system.” In addition to reimagining May ’68, such an analysis also refigures the subsequent transformation of higher education around the world. It becomes possible to understand today’s neoliberal university as a coordinated counterrevolution aimed at foreclosing the radical social...

... the program's profitability. As a result, the country's first universal program of student loans tethered the expansion of access to higher education to market securitization enforced via an increasingly stringent legal order. Iremember walking up—my dad, like probably a lot of your folks, cared a lot...

...: Higher Education and the Low-Wage Nation . New York : New York University Press . Byron Paul . 2019 . “ ‘Apps Are Cool but Generally Pretty Pointless’: LGBTIQ+ Young People's Mental Health App Ambivalence .” Media International Australia 171 , no. 1 : 51 – 65 . https://doi.org/10.1177...

... education that attempt to come to grips with the changing conditions of politics, while at the same time offering educators a language of critique and possibility for becoming public intellectuals capable of linking education to critical agency, and public and higher education to broader public...

... aspiration for EU and NATO membership (envisioned as the accomplishment of higher standards of living and a middle-class European Ukraine) while instrumentalizing the brutalities of the Russian invasion for a conjuncture marked by the eclipse of the “war on terror,” and the attendant exigencies of US-led...

... the way for a radical increase of higher education places in the UK. Robbins’ recommendations had been made less on economic or cultural than on egalitarian grounds: he had shown that the IQ required of grammar school students to enter higher education was twenty points above that required by fee-paying...

... , no. 21 : 159 – 75 . Nixon James . 1967 . “ The Learners’ Views about Personalizing Higher Education .” Berkeley, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, November 1967, 57–70. San Francisco State University, J. Paul Leonard Library, University Archives, San Francisco, CA...

... parallels with Bernie Sanders’s antiestablishment campaign and supporters, Sanders, by contrast to Trump, offered a positive vision of the future and specific policies concerned with health care for all, free higher education, the protection of the environment, and other progressive issues. Trump played...

... : 131), using 1998 data, found that 27 percent had come up through the finance and accounting pathway. In my 2014 demographic audit, many of those with professional, business-oriented degrees included curriculum elements of finance or accounting. Twenty-six percent had a higher education accounting...

... on Laclau, but instead of offering some reasons why this discussion of Laclau and the notions developed by Lott might or might not make sense he goes for the jugular. Likewise Todd Gitlin in The Chronicle of Higher Education (May 5, 2006) relates Lott’s charges but does not engage the argument except...

...-collar workers, I'm a member of that generation in which the sons of the middle classes were able to get into higher education without much difficulty. But I gave up on the idea of a prestigious teaching career early on. I was a secondary school teacher for a long time, but all I ever had to my name...

... and Fall of Strategic Planning . New York : Prentice Hall . Newby Howard . 2004 . “ Creative Minds Enjoy the Challenge of Change .” The Times Higher Education Supplement , August 6: 12 . Peters T. 1989 . Thriving on Chaos . London : Pan Books . Peters T. 1992...

... . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Wen Meiping . 2010 . “ Lun shehuizhuyi hexinjiazhitixi de yishixingt sanweidu ” (“The Three Ideological Dimensions of the Socialist Core Value System”) . Heilongjiang gaojiao yanjiu (Heilongjiang Research on Higher Education) 192 , 4 : 118 – 19...

... . Maidenhead : Open University Press . Hill P. 2005 . “ Integrity, your starter for ten .” Times Higher Education Supplement, April 1, p. 4 . Hooker R. 1975 . Ecclesiastical Polity . London : Sidgwick and Jackson . Humphrys J. 1999 . Devil's Advocate . London...

... field, with the ISI citation rankings and Times Higher Education top university rankings standing as official measures of academic importance throughout most of the Western world. Thomson is the leading supplier of academic rankings, R&D information, patent information, and “Military and Federal...

... membership expanded too. In its later years, the department's research suffered, possibly due to the pressures of teaching brought about by the sudden massification of British higher education in the 1990s rather than the loss of Hall's leadership and the succession crisis that dragged on for over twenty...

... should be rewarded, not input” (quoted in Hicks 2012 : 253). Diana Hicks qualifies as performance-based research funding schemes higher education funding systems that meet the following criteria: Research must be evaluated. Evaluations of the quality of degree programmes and teaching are excluded...

... of the camp they themselves have recently left. Nothing very complicated was required of them: they simply had to take the initiative at meetings of the teaching staff, to decide the agenda themselves, and generally threaten all those “who had no proper place in higher education” with exclusion. There were...