Something rank about ratings
The logic of governance at these institutions is that of neomedievalism in the war of excellence
University rankings buy into corporate thinking
The logic of governance at these institutions is that of neomedievalism in the war of excellence
Humanities row displays bad ‘form’
Freedom must prevail or the humanities will be at the mercy of political nationalism.
Under new management
<i>Ulrike Kistner</i> considers the ambiguities of transformation in higher education.
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Recolonising the mind: The rise of African National Education
That Africanisation of higher education has been or should be the hallmark of higher education reform is an assumption that makes little common sense.
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The business of academe
Many academics, particularly those in the so-called "struggling disciplines" of "low strategic value", find themselves caught in an interminable restructuring mill that freezes posts, reshuffles teaching and other tasks, and increases workloads from one year to the next.
