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Academic staff in Europe : changing contexts and conditions / edited by Jürgen Enders.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: Greenwood studies in higher educationPublication details: Westport, Conn. : Greenwood Press, 2001.Description: 1 online resource (x, 330 pages)Content type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9780313074097
  • 0313074097
  • 9780313318283
  • 031331828X
  • 1282020196
  • 9781282020191
  • 9786612020193
  • 6612020199
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Print version:: Academic staff in Europe.DDC classification:
  • 378.1/2/094 21
LOC classification:
  • LB2331.74.E85 A33 2001eb
Online resources:
Contents:
Series Foreword -- Preface -- ACADEMIC STAFF IN EUROPE -- Chapter 1 Between State Control and Academic Capitalism: A Comparative Perspective on Academic Staff in Europe Ju rgen Enders -- Chapter 2 The Academic Profession in the Two Communities of Belgium Karel Tavernier -- Chapter 3 Academic Staff in Denmark: The Consequences of Massification in a Small Country John E. Andersen -- Chapter 4 The Changing Nature of Academic Employment in Finnish Higher Education Jussi Va limaa -- Chapter 5 Professional Diversity in a Centralized System: Academic Staff in France Thierry Chevaillier.
Chapter 6 Unsolved Problems and Inadequate Solutions: The Situation of Academic Staff in German Higher Education Uwe Schimank -- Chapter 7 The Academic Profession in Greece: Current State and Conditions of Employment Dimitrios G. Tsaoussis -- Chapter 8 Academic Staff in Ireland: The Right of Tenure Enacted and Endorsed Maureen Killeavy and Marie Coleman -- Chapter 9 A Guild in Transition: The Italian Case Roberto Moscati -- Chapter 10 The End of Public Employment in Dutch Higher Education? Egbert de Weert.
Chapter 11 Expansion, Reorganization, and Discontent among Academic Staff: The Norwegian Case Svein Kyvik, Ole- Jacob Skodvin, Jens- Christian Smeby, and Susanne Lehmann Sundnes -- Chapter 12 The Academic Profession in a Massifying System: The Portuguese Case Virgilio A. Meira Soares -- Chapter 13 Adapting to Change: The Academic Profession in Spain Jose ́-Gine ́s Mora -- Chapter 14 The Academic Profession in Sweden: Diversity and Change in an Egalitarian System Berit Askling.
Chapter 15 Profession or Proletariat: Academic Staff in the United Kingdom after Two Decades of Change Oliver Fulton and Chris Holland -- Index -- About the Contributors.
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Summary: Annotation Higher education is going through a turbulent period of change. In this work, distinguished experts from fourteen European countries highlight recent developments that affect today's academic environment. Based on a research project coordinated by Junger Enders at the University of Kassel in Germany, the book higlights the changes taking place in higher education.
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Annotation Higher education is going through a turbulent period of change. In this work, distinguished experts from fourteen European countries highlight recent developments that affect today's academic environment. Based on a research project coordinated by Junger Enders at the University of Kassel in Germany, the book higlights the changes taking place in higher education.

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Series Foreword -- Preface -- ACADEMIC STAFF IN EUROPE -- Chapter 1 Between State Control and Academic Capitalism: A Comparative Perspective on Academic Staff in Europe Ju rgen Enders -- Chapter 2 The Academic Profession in the Two Communities of Belgium Karel Tavernier -- Chapter 3 Academic Staff in Denmark: The Consequences of Massification in a Small Country John E. Andersen -- Chapter 4 The Changing Nature of Academic Employment in Finnish Higher Education Jussi Va limaa -- Chapter 5 Professional Diversity in a Centralized System: Academic Staff in France Thierry Chevaillier.

Chapter 6 Unsolved Problems and Inadequate Solutions: The Situation of Academic Staff in German Higher Education Uwe Schimank -- Chapter 7 The Academic Profession in Greece: Current State and Conditions of Employment Dimitrios G. Tsaoussis -- Chapter 8 Academic Staff in Ireland: The Right of Tenure Enacted and Endorsed Maureen Killeavy and Marie Coleman -- Chapter 9 A Guild in Transition: The Italian Case Roberto Moscati -- Chapter 10 The End of Public Employment in Dutch Higher Education? Egbert de Weert.

Chapter 11 Expansion, Reorganization, and Discontent among Academic Staff: The Norwegian Case Svein Kyvik, Ole- Jacob Skodvin, Jens- Christian Smeby, and Susanne Lehmann Sundnes -- Chapter 12 The Academic Profession in a Massifying System: The Portuguese Case Virgilio A. Meira Soares -- Chapter 13 Adapting to Change: The Academic Profession in Spain Jose ́-Gine ́s Mora -- Chapter 14 The Academic Profession in Sweden: Diversity and Change in an Egalitarian System Berit Askling.

Chapter 15 Profession or Proletariat: Academic Staff in the United Kingdom after Two Decades of Change Oliver Fulton and Chris Holland -- Index -- About the Contributors.

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