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Academic Labour, Unemployment and Global Higher Education: Neoliberal Policies of Funding and Management de Suman Gupta

Academic Labour, Unemployment and Global Higher Education: Neoliberal Policies of Funding and Management: Palgrave Critical University Studies

Editat de Suman Gupta, Jernej Habjan, Hrvoje Tutek
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 17 iun 2016
This book explores how the kinds of world-wide restructurings of higher educationand research work that are underway today havenot only increased employment insecurity in academia but may actually beproducing unemployment both for those within academia and forgraduate job-seekers in other sectors. Recent and current re-organisations of higher education and researchwork, and re-orientations of academic life (as students, researchers, teachers)generally, which are taking place around the world, achieve exactly theopposite of what they claim: though ostensibly undertaken to facilitateemployment, these moves actually produce unemployment both for those withinacademia and for graduate job-seekers in other sectors.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781137493231
ISBN-10: 1137493232
Pagini: 252
Ilustrații: XVI, 252 p. 1 illus.
Dimensiuni: 148 x 210 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.43 kg
Ediția:1st ed. 2016
Editura: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Seria Palgrave Critical University Studies

Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom

Cuprins

Introduction, - 1. The Implausible Knowledge Triangle of the Western Balkans, - 2. Human and Inhuman Capital, and Schooling: The Case of Slovenia, - 3. Privatising Minds: New Educational Policies in India, - 4. 'Academic Leadership' and the Conditions of Academic Work, - 5. Not Working: Shared Services and the Production of Unemployment, - 6. Graduate Unemployment in Post-haircut Cyprus: Where Have all the Students Gone?, - 7.'Dare to Dare: Academic Pedagogy in Times of Flattened Hierarchies, - 8. Cannibalising the Collegium: The Plight of the Humanities and Social Sciences in the Managerial University, 9. Between Career Progression and Career Stagnation: Casualisation, Tenure and the Contract of Indefinite Duration in Ireland, - 10. Are University Stuggles Worth Fighting?, - 11. You're Either a Flower in the Dustbin or the Spark that Lights a Fire: On Precarity and Student Protests, - 12. Whither Critical Scholarship in the Modern University? Critique, Radical Democracy and Counter-Hegemony, -13. Academics as Workers: From Career Management to Class Analysis and Collective Action

Notă biografică

Suman Gupta isChair in Literature and Cultural History at The Open University, UK. His published books include Re-ReadingHarry Potter (2003, 2009), SocialConstructionist Identity Politics and Literary Studies (2007), Imagining Iraq (2011), Consumable Textsin Contemporary India (2015) and Philologyand Global English Studies (2015).
JernejHabjan is Research Fellow at the literary institute of the Research Centre ofthe Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, Slovenia. He has co-edited, with JessicaWhyte, (Mis)readings of Marx in ContinentalPhilosophy (2014).
Hrvoje Tutek is Lecturer in American Literature at theUniversity of Zagreb, Croatia. He is currently finishing his dissertation in the DFG research group ‘Globalization and Literature’ at the Universityof Munich. He was an active participant in the 2009Croatian student protests against state budget cuts aimed at publicuniversities.

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Series Editor: John Smyth, University of Hudderfield, UK
This book explores how the kinds of world-wide restructurings of higher education and research work that are underway today have not only increased employment insecurity in academia but may actually be producing unemployment both for those within academia and for graduate job-seekers in other sectors. Recent and current re-organisations of higher education and research work, and re-orientations of academic life (as students, researchers, teachers) generally, which are taking place around the world, achieve exactly the opposite of what they claim: though ostensibly undertaken to facilitate employment, these moves actually produce unemployment both for those within academia and for graduate job-seekers in other sectors.