...Jennifer L. Holberg; Marcy Taylor Editors’ Introduction Shared Governance and the “Wisconsin” Moment Jennifer L. Holberg and Marcy Taylor We need to understand that a history of faculty governance includes this history of contention, that a history of civic institutions is incomplete...

...Vincent B. Leitch These papers were given at the 2011 MLA panel on faculty governance. They present the topic's importance in the face of budget crises and institutional pressure. © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Editors' Note: We are pleased to feature these papers, originally...

...Nancy Welch These papers were given at the 2011 MLA panel on faculty governance. They present the topic's importance in the face of budget crises and institutional pressure. Editors' Note: We are pleased to feature these papers, originally presented at the 2011 Modern Language Association...

...Elizabeth Langland These papers were given at the 2011 MLA panel on faculty governance. They present the topic's importance in the face of budget crises and institutional pressure. © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Editors' Note: We are pleased to feature these papers, originally...

...Bill Lyne These papers were given at the 2011 MLA panel on faculty governance. They present the topic's importance in the face of budget crises and institutional pressure. © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Editors' Note: We are pleased to feature these papers, originally presented...

...Mary McAleer Balkun These papers were given at the 2011 MLA panel on faculty governance. They present the topic's importance in the face of budget crises and institutional pressure. © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Editors' Note: We are pleased to feature these papers, originally...

..., Arthur Gordon, who governed five other British colonies before and after 1874, and I asked other students to pre sent group reports on four different perspectives on Fiji that accompanied annexation, by a company promoter, a tourist, a missionary, and an adventure novelist. © 2017 by Duke University...

...Melissa Ames This essay discusses the affordances of using an affect-based approach to 9/11 discourses that facilitates teaching civic engagement. Representations and rhetoric about 9/11 are found in a range of modes—film, documentary, literature, news coverage, and official government documents...

..., an international trading hub with a highly developed free-market economy. While it is a multilingual country, the colonial legacy means that English is designated as the official language of public life, government, and education and serves as the primary language of instruction from primary school through...

... program in the 1960s, remained an elite system until relatively recently. A major expansion of student numbers since the early 1990s has led to a participation rate of around 38 percent of the eighteen- year-old cohort. It is the government’s ambition that by 2010, 50 percent of those under age...

... . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Doyle, Brian. 1989 . English and Englishness . London: Routledge. Hunter, Ian. 1988 . Culture and Government: The Emergence of Literary Education . London: Macmillan. Knights, Ben. 2006 . “Director's Foreword.” English Subject Centre Newsletter 11 : 2 -3...

... of free- market libertarianism and anti- free- press authoritarianism. With the rise of social media, Wu argues: The Russian government was among the first to recognize that speech itself could be used as a tool of suppression and control. The agents of its web brigade, often called the troll army...

... for Proposals . 2017 . www.cwwtc.org . Davis Juliet Uffer Sabina 2013 . Evolving Cities: Exploring the Relations between Urban Form Resilience and the Governance of Urban Form . London School of Economics and Political Science . files.lsecities.net/files/2013/12/Resilient-Urban-Form...

... groups formed around a broad topic, like “government,” with one person writing about immigration policy, for instance, and another member focusing on restrictions on alcohol and drug use. While I hoped that such groups would instead use the assign- ment to focus on a narrower issue and have more...

... cannot operate except on and through free subjects, and it works best when subjects understand and are empowered to exercise their own agency. Biopower para- doxically governs best by governing in apparently invisible, “frugal” ways. This tendency does not negate the possibility for liberation...

... time the state’s universities seek new statutory authority and renewed financial support. If a good-faith effort is being made to overcome these problems, it should leave the remedial specifics to the universities’ own decision making. If a good- faith effort isn’t made, it should urge governing...

... ( 2017 : 30) argues that neoliberalism is “an order of normative reason that, when it becomes ascendant, takes shape as a governing rationality.” She stresses that the “economization” through which neoliberalism remakes various spheres of life need not entail “monetization” (31), explaining...

... tenure and promotion. Furthermore, the university policy statement governing the tenure and promotion process defines pedagogically useful publications and textbooks as contributions to teaching, not research. The MLA task force report on evaluating scholarship directly addresses...

... Undermine Democracy, Government, and the Free Market . New York : Basic Books . Wolff E. N. 2010 . “ Recent Trends in Household Wealth in the United States: Rising Debt and the Middle-Class Squeeze—an Update to 2007 .” Working Paper no. 589 . Annandale-on-Hudson, NY : Levy Economics...

... colonial languages) are well documented. The US government and allied organizations systematically used English as a language and its attendant literacy practices as a replacement for Native languages, rhetorics, and lit- 212  pedagogy...