This volume emphasizes the need for fundamental reforms into the existing institutional structure of higher education and their governance so as to infuse much needed dynamism and renewed sense of purpose in the higher education sector in India. The contributors to the volume argue that universities ought to be dynamic institutions where new ideas are exchanged, mistakes made, and lessons learnt. The contributors highlight the fact that the university system in India is based upon a bureaucratic command and control system that constrains the freedom and liberty required for academic pursuit,…mehr
This volume emphasizes the need for fundamental reforms into the existing institutional structure of higher education and their governance so as to infuse much needed dynamism and renewed sense of purpose in the higher education sector in India. The contributors to the volume argue that universities ought to be dynamic institutions where new ideas are exchanged, mistakes made, and lessons learnt. The contributors highlight the fact that the university system in India is based upon a bureaucratic command and control system that constrains the freedom and liberty required for academic pursuit, and disallows flourishing of academic cultures in tandem with the changing demands of India's economy and democracy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
C. Raj Kumar is Vice Chancellor, O.P. Jindal Global University; and Dean, Jindal Global Law School, Sonipat, Haryana (NCR of Delhi), India.
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* Dedication * Foreword by Virander S. Chauhan * Acknowledgements * Preface * Introduction by C. Raj Kumar * PART I Indian Universities: Imaginations, Aspirations and Expectations * 1. The Future of Higher Education in India C. Raj Kumar * 2. An Invitation to a Thought Experiment: Quality, Diversity and the Epistemics of University Shiv Visvanathan * 3. The Future of Indian Universities: Voices from within Beckoning for the Future Indira Parikh * 4. The Indian University in a Comparative Perspective Madhava Menon * 5. Strategic Management of Expansion of Higher Education in India: Key Policy Interventions for Change Pawan Agarwal * 6. Building New Institutions of Excellence in India: Three Case Studies of Innovation Pramath Raj Sinha * PART II Indian Higher Education in a Comparative Perspective: * Policy, Regulation and Management * 7. Future of Indian Universities: Need for a Liberalized Legal Regime Francis Julian * 8. Global Competitiveness, Privatization, Dignified Spaces, and Curricular Reform in Indian Higher Education Kanti Bajpai * 9. Challenges of Knowledge Creation for Indian Universities Stephen P. Marks * 10. Science-Policy Interfaces in an Era of Global Commodification Barbara Harris-White * 11. Creating Educational Excellence: The Role of Culture at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Shailendra Mehta * 12. Challenges of Creating a World-class Global Private University in India: Perspective of an Administrator Y.S.R. Murthy * 13. Deconstructing the Discourse on University Social Responsibility Anamika Srivastava * PART III: Pedagogy of Interdisciplinarity: Law, Humanities and Global Studies in India * 14. The Phoenix of Interdisciplinarity in Higher Education Yugank Goyal * 15. The Role of Humanities in a University Education Alice Prochaska * 16. The Liberal Arts in the American Context: What India Can Learn from Western Liberal Education Carol M. Bresnahan * 17. Public Policy as a Practice R. Sudarshan * 18. Global Studies in Indian Universities: Past Imperfect, Future Circumspect Sreeram Chaulia * 19. Clinical Legal Education and Democracy in India Sital Kalantry * Index * About the Editor and Contributors
* Dedication * Foreword by Virander S. Chauhan * Acknowledgements * Preface * Introduction by C. Raj Kumar * PART I Indian Universities: Imaginations, Aspirations and Expectations * 1. The Future of Higher Education in India C. Raj Kumar * 2. An Invitation to a Thought Experiment: Quality, Diversity and the Epistemics of University Shiv Visvanathan * 3. The Future of Indian Universities: Voices from within Beckoning for the Future Indira Parikh * 4. The Indian University in a Comparative Perspective Madhava Menon * 5. Strategic Management of Expansion of Higher Education in India: Key Policy Interventions for Change Pawan Agarwal * 6. Building New Institutions of Excellence in India: Three Case Studies of Innovation Pramath Raj Sinha * PART II Indian Higher Education in a Comparative Perspective: * Policy, Regulation and Management * 7. Future of Indian Universities: Need for a Liberalized Legal Regime Francis Julian * 8. Global Competitiveness, Privatization, Dignified Spaces, and Curricular Reform in Indian Higher Education Kanti Bajpai * 9. Challenges of Knowledge Creation for Indian Universities Stephen P. Marks * 10. Science-Policy Interfaces in an Era of Global Commodification Barbara Harris-White * 11. Creating Educational Excellence: The Role of Culture at the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad Shailendra Mehta * 12. Challenges of Creating a World-class Global Private University in India: Perspective of an Administrator Y.S.R. Murthy * 13. Deconstructing the Discourse on University Social Responsibility Anamika Srivastava * PART III: Pedagogy of Interdisciplinarity: Law, Humanities and Global Studies in India * 14. The Phoenix of Interdisciplinarity in Higher Education Yugank Goyal * 15. The Role of Humanities in a University Education Alice Prochaska * 16. The Liberal Arts in the American Context: What India Can Learn from Western Liberal Education Carol M. Bresnahan * 17. Public Policy as a Practice R. Sudarshan * 18. Global Studies in Indian Universities: Past Imperfect, Future Circumspect Sreeram Chaulia * 19. Clinical Legal Education and Democracy in India Sital Kalantry * Index * About the Editor and Contributors
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