The American Academic Profession : Transformation in Contemporary Higher Education /
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Baltimore :
Johns Hopkins University Press,
2011.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- The professoriate's perilous path / Jack H. Schuster
- Optimizing research and teaching: the bifurcation of faculty roles at research universities / Roger L. Geiger
- Focus on the classroom: movements to reform college teaching and learning, 1980-2008 / Steven Brint
- Whose educational space? Negotiating professional jurisdiction in the high-tech academy / Gary Rhoades
- American academe and the knowledge-politics problem / Neil Gross
- The socialization of future faculty in a changing context: traditions, challenges, and possibilities / Ann E. Austin
- Professionalism in graduate teaching and mentoring / John M. Braxton, Eve Proper, Alan E. Bayer
- Scholarly learning and the academic profession in a time of change / Anna Neumann
- Anomie in the American academic profession / Joseph C. Hermanowicz
- Academic freedom, professional autonomy, and the State / Sheila Slaughter
- Codes of commerce: the uses of business rhetoric in the American academy, 1960-2000 / Daniel Lee Kleinman, Jacob Habinek, Steven P. Vallas
- The meaning of regulation in a changing academic profession / Erin Leahey, Kathleen Montgomery
- Professional control in the complex university: maintaining the faculty role / Teresa A. Sullivan
- All that glittered was not gold: rethinking American higher education's golden age, 1945-1970 / John R. Thelin.