..., and Higher Education . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press . Reviews The Crisis of Composition Teaching and Resistance in the Neoliberal Era Composition in the Age of Austerity. Edited by Nancy Welch and Tony Scott. Utah State...

.../ ( accessed 4 September 2017 ). Cox Laurence Nilsen Alf Gunvald 2014 . We Make Our Own History: Marxism and Social Movements in the Twilight of Neoliberalism . London : Pluto . Delbanco Andrew . 2013 . “ MOOCs of Hazard .” New Republic , 31 March . Eagleton Terry...

...Gena E. Chandler; Jennifer Sano-Franchini While the term neoliberalism is commonly used to explain libertarian and conservative economic perspectives, its rapidly expanding contexts influence every aspect of our cultural environment, even the contexts of higher education. This article explores how...

.... The shrinking number of permanent faculty translates into mounting loads of service. Unlike the earlier welfare-­state university of the postwar era, the cor- porate university of the neoliberal age lacks adequate full-­time tenure-­track faculty by comparison. This downsizing over recent decades...

...‐posing educational paradigm and how to retain it amid increasing technocratic pressures. kelly.bezio@tamucc.edu Copyright © 2023 by Duke University Press 2023 higher education neoliberalism technocracy pandemic teaching online learning literature After over a year of pandemic...

...Anne Shea Abstract In this commentary, the author urges educators to consider how the discourse of best practices emerges out of and legitimizes neoliberalism's logic of differential worth. ashea@cca.edu Copyright © 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 neoliberal reason pedagogy...

...Mark Brenden Abstract This article explores some pedagogical challenges and opportunities introduced by higher education's increased reliance on private learning management systems (LMS) during the COVID‐19 pandemic. It theorizes LMS as an expression of neoliberalism and argues that critical...

...,” this article employs Michel Foucault's analysis of neoliberal biopolitics to imagine possibilities for both personal and systemic transformation. © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 Freire Foucault critical pedagogy biopolitics neoliberalism vocationalism power Works Cited Becker...

... and containment drives the urgency of their polemic and its desire to make forms of critical agency politically workable. Taking aim at the Bush Vincent Educational Acquiescence 191 administration s tax cuts and slashing of public funding as well as the broader Reaganite program of neoliberal economic...

... and containment drives the urgency of their polemic and its desire to make forms of critical agency politically workable. Taking aim at the Bush Vincent Educational Acquiescence 191 administration s tax cuts and slashing of public funding as well as the broader Reaganite program of neoliberal economic...

...Colin Jager This article describes the current academic climate, among both faculty and students, as too harried and stressed for students to be really transformed by what they are learning. As a way to resist the neoliberalization of the university, it proposes that we rethink our relationship...

... of subversive resilience to neoliberalism. Simultaneously accommodating and resistant, this form of resilience has roots in anticolonial, African American, and feminist responses to oppressive conditions. Works Cited “ African American Quilting.” 2007 .” In North Carolina African American History...

... strategies of subversive resilience to neoliberalism. Simultaneously accommodating and resistant, this form of resilience has roots in anticolonial, African American, and feminist responses to oppressive conditions. Works Cited Ahmed Sara . 2012 . On Being Included: Racism and Diversity...

... targeting instructional support. The shrinking number of permanent faculty translates into mounting loads of service. Unlike the earlier welfare-­state university of the postwar era, the cor- porate university of the neoliberal age lacks adequate full-­time tenure-­track faculty by comparison...

... of the postwar era, the cor- porate university of the neoliberal age lacks adequate full-­time tenure-­track faculty by comparison. This downsizing over recent decades has generated superservice, weak citizenship, and increased unionization of faculty, teach- ing assistants, and adjuncts. Most faculty...

... loads of service. Unlike the earlier welfare-­state university of the postwar era, the cor- porate university of the neoliberal age lacks adequate full-­time tenure-­track faculty by comparison. This downsizing over recent decades has generated superservice, weak citizenship, and increased...

... of the postwar era, the cor- porate university of the neoliberal age lacks adequate full-­time tenure-­track faculty by comparison. This downsizing over recent decades has generated superservice, weak citizenship, and increased unionization of faculty, teach- ing assistants, and adjuncts. Most faculty...

... without Thinking . New York : Back Bay . Goodyear Dana . 2008 . “ I ♥ Novels .” New Yorker , 22 December . www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/12/22/081222fa_fact_goodyear . Harvey David . 2005 . A Brief History of Neoliberalism . Oxford : Oxford University Press...

... leaves them relentlessly apprehensive about how their GPAs will affect their capacity to obtain (and maintain) jobs that provide financial security and enable them (someday) to pay off their debts. Living amid the neoliberal anxiety agenda, “students often struggle to imagine their educational experience...

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