Quality and power in higher education

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Quality and power in higher education

Louise Morley

（SRHE and Open University Press imprint / general editor, Heather Eggins）

Society for Research into Higher Education & Open University Press, 2003

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注記

Includes bibliographical references (p. [172]-189) and index

内容説明・目次

巻冊次

: pb ISBN 9780335212262

内容説明

This book examines the power relationships that organize and facilitate quality assurance in higher education. It investigates power in terms of macro systems of accountability, surveillance and regulation, and uncovers the ways in which quality is experienced by academics and managers in higher education. Louise Morley reveals some of the hidden transcripts behind quality assurance and poses significant questions: * What signs of quality in higher education are being performed and valued? * What losses, gains, fears and anxieties are activated by the procedures? * Is the culture of excellence resulting in mediocrity? Quality and Power in Higher Education covers a wide range of issues including: the policy contexts, new managerialism, the costs of quality assurance, collegiality, peer review, gender and equity implications, occupational stress, commodification and consumer values in higher education, performance, league tables, benchmarking, increasing workloads and the long-term effects on the academy. It draws upon Morley's empirical work in the UK on international studies and on literature from sociology, higher education studies, organization studies and feminist theory. It is important reading for students and scholars of higher education policy and practice, and for university managers and policy-makers.

目次

Introduction The policy context of quality in higher education How quality is assessed Managing quality The psychic economy of quality Changing employment regimes The micropolitics of quality Reconstructing students as consumers (E)quality Desiring changes References Index.
巻冊次

: hb ISBN 9780335212279

内容説明

This book examines the power relations that organize and facilitate quality assurance in higher education. It interrogates power in terms of macro systems of accountability, surveillance and regulation, and uncovers the ways in which quality is experienced by academics and managers in higher education. Louise Morley reveals some of the hidden transcripts behind quality assurance and poses significant questions: * What signs of quality in higher education are being performed and valued? * What losses, gains, fears and anxieties are activated by the procedures? * Is the culture of excellence resulting in mediocrity? Quality and Power in Higher Education covers a wide range of issues including the policy contexts, new managerialism, the costs of quality assurance, collegiality, peer review, gender and equity implications, occupational stress, commodification and consumer values in higher education, performativity, league tables, benchmarking, increasing workloads and the long-term effects on the academy. It draws upon Morley's empirical work in the UK, on international studies and on literature from sociology, higher education studies, organization studies and feminist theory. It is important reading for students and scholars of higher education policy and practice and for university managers and policy-makers.

目次

Introduction The policy context of quality in higher education How quality is assessed Managing quality The psychic economy of quality Changing employment regimes The micropolitics of quality Reconstructing students as consumers (E)quality Desiring changes References Index.

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