The Social Structures of Global Academia exposes readers to a variety of issues that are impacting academics across the globe. The volume includes contributions by leading social scientists and innovative research from emerging scholars.
The Social Structures of Global Academia exposes readers to a variety of issues that are impacting academics across the globe. The volume includes contributions by leading social scientists and innovative research from emerging scholars.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Fabian Cannizzo is an independent researcher in Melbourne, Australia Nick Osbaldiston is a senior lecturer at James Cook University, Cairns, Australia
Inhaltsangabe
1. An Introduction to the Social Structures of Global Academia Fabian Cannizzo and Nick Osbaldiston Part I: Academic Ethics 2. The Public Good of Higher Education John Holmwood 3. Beyond the Academic Ethic Stephen Turner 4. Academic Service: Attachment, Belief and Hope Nick Osbaldiston, Fabian Cannizzo and Christian Mauri Part II: Affective Cultures 5. Affective Infrastructures of Global Academia Mona Mannevuo and Elina Valovirta 6. Academic Craftwork: On Authenticity and Value in Academia Fabian Cannizzo 7. Happy in Academia: The Perspective of the Academic Elite Oili-Helena Ylijoki Part III: Funding and Metrics 8. Early Career Academic and Evaluative Metrics: Ambivalence, Resistance and Strategies Gaby Haddow and Björn Hammarfelt 9. The Rise of Project Funding and its Effects on the Social Structure of Academia Thomas Franssen and Sarah de Rijcke 10. Racing for What? Anticipation and Acceleration in the Work and Career Practices of Academic Life Science Postdocs Ruth Müller Part IV: Agency and Control 11. Formulating the Academic Precariat Christian Mauri 12. Living and Working in the Contemporary University Sarah R. Davies 13. Fields of Struggle: University Work and Global Change Raewyn Connell
1. An Introduction to the Social Structures of Global Academia Fabian Cannizzo and Nick Osbaldiston Part I: Academic Ethics 2. The Public Good of Higher Education John Holmwood 3. Beyond the Academic Ethic Stephen Turner 4. Academic Service: Attachment, Belief and Hope Nick Osbaldiston, Fabian Cannizzo and Christian Mauri Part II: Affective Cultures 5. Affective Infrastructures of Global Academia Mona Mannevuo and Elina Valovirta 6. Academic Craftwork: On Authenticity and Value in Academia Fabian Cannizzo 7. Happy in Academia: The Perspective of the Academic Elite Oili-Helena Ylijoki Part III: Funding and Metrics 8. Early Career Academic and Evaluative Metrics: Ambivalence, Resistance and Strategies Gaby Haddow and Björn Hammarfelt 9. The Rise of Project Funding and its Effects on the Social Structure of Academia Thomas Franssen and Sarah de Rijcke 10. Racing for What? Anticipation and Acceleration in the Work and Career Practices of Academic Life Science Postdocs Ruth Müller Part IV: Agency and Control 11. Formulating the Academic Precariat Christian Mauri 12. Living and Working in the Contemporary University Sarah R. Davies 13. Fields of Struggle: University Work and Global Change Raewyn Connell
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