The end of elitism? : the democratisation of the West German university system
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The end of elitism? : the democratisation of the West German university system
Berg : Distributed exclusively in the US and Canada by St. Martin's Press, 1990
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Bibliography: p.214-229
Includes index
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内容説明
The study examines the reform programme in Germany which in response to the crisis of the 1960s, merged different types of institution, at and below university level, as a means of introducing greater flexibility within existing structures, promoting social and regional equality, and stimulating curricular innovation. The impressive achievements of such "Gesamthochschulen" are examined, as are the attendant difficulties which militate against comprehensivisation in Germany today
目次
- Part 1 Mergers and the search for cost effectiveness. Part 2 the classical university in Germany and the need for reform: a cultural and historical background for the comprehensive
- universities
- the three unities of the classical university
- the classical university and the state
- conclusion. Part 3 The genesis of the comprehensive universities: political developments affecting the ideology of the classical German university
- overcrowding of post-war universities
- the reforms of the 1960s
- the student revolt
- plans for comprehensive universities. Part 4 Structure and objectives: the federal versus the unitary model
- the establishment of the comprehensive universities
- the aims of the "Gesamthochschulen"
- the main institutional components of the "Gesamthochschulen". Part 5 Teaching and research: the integrated degree courses
- theory and practice
- research. Part 6 Staff and students: the integration of the staff
- the students. Part 7 The fate of the comprehensive universities: state power in innovation
- Have the "Gesamthochschulen" done what they set out to do?
- non-conservatism and comprehensive higher education.
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