Vol 3, No 2 (2010)
Table of Contents
Introduction
| Introduction: New Perspectives on the Business University | |
| Sharon Roseman | 5-8 |
Comments and Arguments
| An analytical proposal for the understanding of the Higher Education European Space. A view from the University of Barcelona | |
| Ignasi Terradas | 9-19 |
| Resistance One-On-One: An Undergraduate Peer Tutor’s Perspective | |
| Andrew J. Rihn | 20-24 |
Articles
| To Discipline and Enforce: Surveillance and Spectacle in State Reform of Higher Education | |
| John F. Welsh, E. Wayne Ross, Kevin D. Vinson | 25-39 |
Reviews and Reflections
| Reflections on work and activism in the 'university of excellence.' | |
| Charles R. Menzies | 40-55 |
| Review of Peter Worsley, An Academic Skating on Thin Ice (Berghahn Books, 2008). | |
| Sharon Roseman | 56-58 |
| The Exchange University: Corporatization of Academic Culture | |
| Dianne West | 59-61 |
Complete Printable Version
| Complete Printable Version | |
| NP Editorial Collective | 1-61 |
ISSN: 1715-6718
1 comment:
Dear NP,
I have just discovered your journal while exploring from the International Journal of Zizek Studies. I am very happy to see these open source endeavors. I will happily return and continue to read.
I especially appreciated the "Crisis is the only thing we can count on" theme as well as the notion that we academics need to subvert the division of labor within the university. Adorno abhorred the degree of specialization he saw in American academia.
Nicholas
Michigan
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