دانلود کتاب Academic capitalism: politics, policies and the entrepreneurial university

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Chapter One: Academic capitalism
The scope of change
Macro changes that shape higher education
Faculty and institutional response to political economic change and resource dependency: Australian cases

Chapter Two: Academic science and technology in the global marketplace
Industrial and post-industrial economies
Winners and losers: theories of globalization
Globalization and higher education
National higher education policies
Convergence of higher education policies

Chapter Three: Organizational turbulence and resource dependency
The connections among higher education revenues, expenditures and academic labor
Resource dependency theory
Separating cause from effect, and data problems
Financing higher education: The United States
Financing higher education: the United Kingdom, Australia and Canada
Conclusion

Chapter Four: Academic capitalism: advantages and disadvantages
Entrepreneurial academic units Costs and benefits
The benefits-costs taxonomy
Institutional finance policies influencing academic capitalism
Conclusion

Chapter Five: Technology transfer strategies as a response to resource dependency
Central administrators
Center heads and professors
Other faculty, post-doctoral fellows and graduate students
Conclusion

Chapter Six: Entrepreneurial knowledge
Basic and applied research
Recognizing the market potential of science
Negotiations with industry and government over intellectual property
Vagaries of the marketplace
Consultancies
Entrepreneurial knowledge

Chapter Seven: Reprise: Academic capitalism
Global political economic change and national higher education and R&D policies
Resource dependency and changing patterns of national higher education finance
Incidence of academic capitalism in universities
Institutional leaders and center and department heads academic capitalism strategies
Faculty as market actors Academic capitalism and distribution of power within research universities
Academic capitalism and undergraduate education in U.S. public research universities
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