Equal opportunities in colleges and universities : towards better practices
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Equal opportunities in colleges and universities : towards better practices
（SRHE and Open University Press imprint / general editor, Heather Eggins）
Society for Research into Higher Education : Open University Press, c1995
- : pbk
- : hbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
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: pbk ISBN 9780335194162
Description
This book is the first attempt to consider the effectiveness of equal opportunities policies for staff (in colleges and universities) after the policies have been passed and implemented. It suggests future strategies for policy-makers and equal opportunities 'activists' in the light of the findings which concern structure, policy coherence and policy contradiction.
It provides an account, through the detailed case-studies of three educational institutions (one further education college, one 'new' and one 'old' university) of how equal opportunities policy-making has developed over the last decade and what gains have been made. It also examines the complexity of trying to judge the effectiveness of such policies by viewing policy from a number of standpoints including those of managers and policy-makers, those charged with implementing the policies (for instance, equal opportunities or women's officers), and those at the receiving end. In trying to unravel the complexity, what emerges is the importance of institutional history and context as well as policy structure and content.
Table of Contents
Preface
Equal opportunities in educational organizations
Borough college
Town university
Metropolitan university
Critical moments and illuminative insights
Codifying policy and practice
Contrasting contexts
Shared themes
Munro-bagging
towards better practices
Appendix
research methodology
Bibliography
Index
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: hbk ISBN 9780335194179
Description
This text considers the effectiveness of equal opportunities policies for staff in colleges and universities after the policies have been passed and implemented. It suggests future strategies for policy-makers and equal opportunities "activists" in the light of findings which concern structure, policy coherence and policy contradiction. The book provides an account, through the case studies of three educational institutions (one further education college, one "new" and one "old" university) of how equal opportunities policy-making has been developed over the last decade and what gains have been made. It also examines the complexity of trying to judge the effectiveness of such policies by viewing policy from a number of standpoints, including those of managers and policy-makers, those charged with implementing the policies (for instance, equal opportunities or women's officers) and those at the receiving end. In trying to unravel the complexity, what emerges is the importance of institutional history and context, as well as policy structure and content.
Table of Contents
- Equal opportunities in educational organizations
- borough college
- town university
- metropolitan university
- critical moments and illuminative insights
- codifying policy and practice
- contrasting contexts
- shared thems
- munro-bagging - towards better practices.
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