No End of a Lesson by MacIntyre, Stuart -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Tables Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction 1 Dawkins Takes Charge, 1987 2 The Winds of Change

The Predicament of Higher Education Australia Reconstructed He Who Pays the Piper The Search for Solutions Changes Abroad

3 How to Proceed?

Higher Education as a Market Rethinking the Role of the State The Collapse of the Policy Community Few Friends

4 A Unified National System

Abolition of CTEC A Statement of Intent The Green Paper User Pays Joining the Unified National System The New Model of Higher Education

5 Amalgamations

The Process The Pattern Success and Failure in Two Regional Amalgamations Success and Failure in Four Metropolitan Amalgamations How Unified was the National System?

6 Compliance

Equity and Access Credit Transfer and the Competency Movement Staff Management Governing Bodies and University Management Sticks and Carrots

7 Finance

Funding Expansion The Allocation of Funds Performance-Based Funding—and Three Years of Rewards for Quality International Fees Domestic Fees A Higher Education Market?

8 Teaching

Changes in Provision Open Learning Teaching the Teacher The Student Experience

9 Research

Setting Directions Concentration and Selectivity Competition and Control Research Training Innovation, Commercialisation and Public Research

10 The University Changed

Growth Convergence and Differentiation The University Brand Management Managers and Managed

Conclusion

Lament for the Lost University The Durability of the Unified National System A Final Reckoning

Notes Bibliography Index