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Introduction: University Autonomy
2023The publication of the open access book "University Autonomy Decline: Causes, Responses, and Implications for Academic Freedom" was funded by the Open Societies Foundation and the Open Access Publishing Fund of the Leibniz Association.
Roberts Lyer, Kirsten +2 more
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Planning and University Autonomy
Western European Education, 1978The important problem of the relation between planning and university autonomy requires an answer to three questions: (1) Is the planning of higher education necessary? (2) Is university autonomy necessary? (3) If the answer to both these questions is yes, how can these two imperatives be satisfied at the same time?
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Redefining Autonomy of Universities
Higher Education Policy, 1995Defining autonomy is an elusive undertaking. While autonomy may be described in relation to the authority of the state, all proposals when implemented appear to result in residual control by the state. A brief survey of several European countries reveals varying degrees of autonomy resulting from their particular cultural history.
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University Autonomy in a Third‐Generation University in Nigeria
Tertiary Education and Management, 2010The study examined the level of autonomy in one of Nigeria’s third‐generation universities. Findings indicated that generally government intervention was rated as not unreasonable. Specifically, the study discovered that government never exerts any influence on the appointment, discipline, tenure and dismissal of staff; entry standards and pass and ...
M. Olalekan Arikewuyo, Gboyega Ilusanya
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University Autonomy and Structural Constraints in the Italian System
2007We focus on two issues, which we believe are at the core of the ability of the Italian system to compete in the near future. The first regards the relation between strategic autonomy and multiple constraints imposed by the institutional system. We shall see how an increasing tension is damaging the ability of universities to grow.
BONACCORSI, ANDREA, DARAIO C.
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Docentia et Investigatio, 2010
We must indicate that the Political Constitution of Peru of 1993 constitutes the juridical consecration of any juridical program and is the fundamental piece in the establishment of the juridical classification of the Nation. Being this like that to initiate the following investigation we have initiated with the knowledge of the Magna Carta, which ...
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We must indicate that the Political Constitution of Peru of 1993 constitutes the juridical consecration of any juridical program and is the fundamental piece in the establishment of the juridical classification of the Nation. Being this like that to initiate the following investigation we have initiated with the knowledge of the Magna Carta, which ...
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The Development of the Idea of University Autonomy
History of Education Quarterly, 1962Historically speaking, the idea of university autonomy has existed since the Fourth Century A.D. when St. Augustine taught in Carthage. Throughout this long span of time, encompassing some 1500 years, the most consistent characteristic of autonomy has been its mutability. The basic reason for this propensity to change has been the constant onslaught of
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First year university students’ perception of autonomy: an individualistic approach
Journal of Further and Higher Education, 2022Feng Ding, Baohua Yu
exaly
Models of university autonomy and their relevance to Vietnam
Journal of Asian Public Policy, 2022Anh Ngoc Mai
exaly