Managing Academic Staff in Changing University Systems: International Trends and Comparisons (Society for Research into Higher Education)

Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0335199615 
ISBN 13
9780335199617 
Category
Academic  [ Browse Items ]
Publication Year
1999 
Publisher
Pages
288 
Subject
Theory and Practice of Education 
Abstract
This text provides an analysis of how academic staff in universities are managed. It reviews developments in higher education policy in 15 countries and examines their impact on the academic profession. Whilst rates of change differ, the massifying, marketizing, and managerializing of higher education are universal, international phenomena. With strategic attempts being made to re-engineer an increasingly diverse, functionally-diferentiated academic profession, there are signs of an emerging but uneven "flexi-university" model of academic employment. Indicators of this phenomenon include the casualization of academic work, widening pay differentials, institutional pay scales, decentralized pay bargaining, and individualizing of the employment relationship. 
Description
Xi,365p.;ill.;24cm(hbk) 
Biblio Notes
Includes references and index  
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