Guy Neave
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1001575 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Guy Neave |
| PRENOMES | Guy |
| SOBRENOME | Neave |
| ASSINATURA | NEAVE G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | UNESCO |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8423-3132 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 76 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 46 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 74 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1973 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2016 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Employability deconstructed
The paper analyses employability as a floating signifier – a construct that accommodates different and often contending meanings. A preliminary analysis of scholarly literature identifies two opposed interpretations of employability – an individual responsibility versus a comprehensive context-aware construct. These are subsequently applied to the discourse of the major interests in the Bologna Process: policy-makers; institutions and academics; …
On Bologna, Weasels and Creeping Competence
European Integration and the Governance of Higher Education and Research
The Bologna Process as Alpha or Omega, or, on Interpreting History and Context as Inputs to Bologna, Prague, Berlin and Beyond
The European Research University
In a modern Europe, even with 900 years of history and learning behind it, the European Research University faces major challenges on multiple fronts. This book maps out both the present and the long
Higher Education Policy as Orthodoxy
Monsieur de Talleyrand-Périgord's Qualities
Higher Education and Aspects of Transition
Redefining the Social Contract
On Incorporating the University
Reform – Contemplated and Reconsidered
The Marketeers and the Marketizing
The Business of University Research
On Prizes, Entrepreneurialism and Bologna
The Vision of Reform — The Form of Resistance
On Scholars, Hippopotami and von Humboldt
Africa
Perspectives on Higher Education in North America
On Rockets, Economics and the Reform of Higher Education
Research management in higher education
Academic freedom in an age of globalisation
Managing research or research management
The Future of the City of Intellect
The organizers of this conference have set me what can only be described as an impossible honor. The honor is, of course, to follow Clark Kerr. The impossibility, as you cannot but all agree, is to provide you with an analysis as insightful and as sparkling as his. I shall not attempt to do so. I shall simply remind myself of that annual event that takes place in London Town and of the aphorism that derives therefrom. Namely, after the magnificen…
Out of Africa
Out of Africa
Employability deconstructed
The paper analyses employability as a floating signifier – a construct that accommodates different and often contending meanings. A preliminary analysis of scholarly literature identifies two opposed interpretations of employability – an individual responsibility versus a comprehensive context-aware construct. These are subsequently applied to the discourse of the major interests in the Bologna Process: policy-makers; institutions and academics; …
Diversity, differentiation and the market
The Development of Scottish Education 1958‐1972
A historian, looking back on the past 15 years in European educational development, will probably see it as a watershed. Expansion in the numbers of children opting for extended secondary education was perhaps the most visible expression of the change. It was not the only one however. By the end of the decade, three main tendencies emerged in the development of secondary education. The first involved those countries where selection for 'academic'…
The Future of the City of Intellect
The organizers of this conference have set me what can only be described as an impossible honor. The honor is, of course, to follow Clark Kerr. The impossibility, as you cannot but all agree, is to provide you with an analysis as insightful and as sparkling as his. I shall not attempt to do so. I shall simply remind myself of that annual event that takes place in London Town and of the aphorism that derives therefrom. Namely, after the magnificen…
Redefining the Social Contract
The Changing Balance of Power
Higher Education and Aspects of Transition
Academic freedom in an age of globalisation
Diversity, differentiation and the market
On Visions, Short and Long
On Bicycles, Sharks and Universities
New Priorities and New Developments in Higher Education
R&d for Education in Britain and Sweden
The Development of Scottish Education 1958‐1972
A historian, looking back on the past 15 years in European educational development, will probably see it as a watershed. Expansion in the numbers of children opting for extended secondary education was perhaps the most visible expression of the change. It was not the only one however. By the end of the decade, three main tendencies emerged in the development of secondary education. The first involved those countries where selection for 'academic'…
How They Fared
How They Fared
Academic drift
(1979). Academic drift: Some views from Europe. Studies in Higher Education: Vol. 4, No. 2, pp. 143-159
The Changing Balance of Power
The Crisis of the University
Gentlemen, Scholars, and Administrators
In Western Europe, the rise of higher education as a self-standing field of enquiry is a relatively recent development. The influences that brought about the emergence of this sector of the academic community vary from country to country. But generally speaking, in the Western European context, this field of enquiry coincided with fundamental changes in the institution of higher education itself. Prime among these was the transition of higher edu…
Strategic planning, reform and governance in French higher education
The conviction that higher education should be more responsive to ‘the community ̊s whether regional or local, is under considerable discussion at the present time. This paper examines the changes introduced in the external and internal systems of governance in French universities as a result of the passing of the Higher Education Guideline Law of February 1984. Higher education planning in France is highly centralised, a fact that often appears …
Visions of Mortality
Policy, ideology and equality. Perspectives on the field of education from an historical analogue
(1987). Policy, ideology and equality. Perspectives on the field of education from an historical analogue. History of European Ideas: Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 179-204
La Comunidad Europea y la educación
On the Cultivation of Quality, Efficiency and Enterprise
Many years ago, before the advent of Vatican II, a number of churches, denominations and sects of the Protestant persuasion got together in a spirit of ecumenism. That which had divided in the past was now a source of rejoicing and commonalty. To mark the occasion and the new theology, an interdenominational Prayer Book appeared. It was, as one wag remarked, pleasing to everybody, but not to God! The same might be said of the spate of reforms whi…
New Priorities and New Developments in Higher Education
Cross‐national Collaboration in Higher Education
Access to Higher Education
Informatics and Education
On Preparing for the Market
On Programmes, Universities and Jacobins
Into the Charmed Circle, or the Expansion of the Nonuniversity Sector of Higher Education in Western Europe
The rise over the past two decades of the nonuniversity sector is one of the less sung sagas of Western European higher education. This is not to say that the nonuniversity sector was without its significance. Far from it. One general and marked characteristic in the development of higher-educational systems in the OECD (Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development) Member States and most particularly since the mid-seventies, is for rate…
On Bodies Vile and Bodies Beautiful
On Trade-Offs and Excellence
On the Casting of Bread upon the Waters
Editoral
On Bicycles, Sharks and Universities
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