Academic work : the changing labour process in higher education

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Academic work : the changing labour process in higher education

edited by John Smyth

Society for Research into Higher Education & Open University Press, 1995

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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What is happening to the work of academics worldwide? This book calls in the evidence (and the arguments) internationally on the way in which academic labour is being reconstructed, transformed, and reorganized in response to the global restructuring of capitalism. What is occurring is that not only are new sets of social relationships being forged in the workplace of academia, but new and complex paradoxes, dilemmas and contradictions are emerging. In all of this it is clear that there has been a major shift from indirect forms of control, to more ideological forms that work through the discourse of the corporatist notions of quality, excellence, outputs, efficiency, and effectiveness.

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Markets in higher education states and economies and the changing labour process of academics Canadian universities and the impact of austerity on the academic workplace goalsetting, domestication and academia higher education and the state - the irony of Fordism in American universities the culture of assessment entrepreneurial science and the intellectual property in Australian universities the university of life PLC award restructuring for academics in the age of economic rationalism beyond the multiversity higher education as form of labour market reform the gendered management of equity-oriented change

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