David W Leslie
Biographic Data
| ID | 2381176 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David W Leslie |
| GIVEN NAMES | David W |
| FAMILY NAME | Leslie |
| SIGNATURE | LESLIE D W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Glasgow Caledonian University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
International Cultural Tourism
The importance of foreign language skills in the tourism sector: A comparative study of student perceptions in the UK and continental Europe
International cultural tourism: Management, implications and cases
Resolving the Dispute: Teaching is Academe's Core Value
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid W. LeslieDavid W. Leslie is Chancellor Professor of Education at The College of William and Mary
Tourism and cooperative education in UK undergraduate courses
Eliminating Professors: A Guide to the Dismissal Process
Eliminating Professors: A Guide to the Dismissal Process." The Journal of Higher Education, 71(3), pp. 389–390
Redefining Tenure: Tradition Versus the New Political Economy of Higher Education
This article investigates the problems that confront academe and suggests that faculty work has changed so profoundly in recent years that tenure is no longer sufficient and/or necessary. The author argues that intellectual freedom and accountability are competing demands that must be met simultaneously. He reviews the problems that exist, how tenure exacerbates those problems, and how an expanded faculty career profile might be one way to solve …
Northern Ireland, tourism and peace
Taking leisure seriously
Tourism and leisure: Towards the millennium, Glasgow, April 1994
Developing sustainable tourism
Land use policy and tourism in Northern Ireland
Marketing hotels, tourism and Northern Ireland
European Regional Development Fund and Northern Ireland: The Additionality Issue
The role of the ERDF in furthering the objective of wealth redistribution between member states of the EEC is examined with reference to tourism in Northern Ireland. A synopsis of the development of the ERDF, and the related Programmes, is presented, with particular emphasis given to the question of 'additionality' . Socio-economic factors influencing the categorisation of Northern Ireland as a 'less favoured area' are examined. The economic adva…
Implications of Comparable Worth for Academe
Additional informationNotes on contributorsBarbara A. LeeBarbara A. Lee is assistant professor in the Industrial Relations and Human Resources Department, Institute of Management and Labor Relations, at Rutgers University; David W. Leslie is head, Department of Educational Leadership, at Florida State University; and Steven G. Olswang is vice provost at the University of Washington.David W. LeslieBarbara A. Lee is assistant professor in the Indus…
Managing the Academic Department: Cases and Notes
Faculty Bargaining in Public Higher Education: A Report and Two Essays
Conflict Management in the Academy: An Exploration of the Issues
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid W. LeslieDavid W. Leslie is assistant professor of education, University of Virginia
The importance of foreign language skills in the tourism sector: A comparative study of student perceptions in the UK and continental Europe
Resolving the Dispute: Teaching is Academe's Core Value
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid W. LeslieDavid W. Leslie is Chancellor Professor of Education at The College of William and Mary
Implications of Comparable Worth for Academe
Additional informationNotes on contributorsBarbara A. LeeBarbara A. Lee is assistant professor in the Industrial Relations and Human Resources Department, Institute of Management and Labor Relations, at Rutgers University; David W. Leslie is head, Department of Educational Leadership, at Florida State University; and Steven G. Olswang is vice provost at the University of Washington.David W. LeslieBarbara A. Lee is assistant professor in the Indus…
Conflict Management in the Academy: An Exploration of the Issues
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid W. LeslieDavid W. Leslie is assistant professor of education, University of Virginia
Tourism and cooperative education in UK undergraduate courses
Redefining Tenure: Tradition Versus the New Political Economy of Higher Education
This article investigates the problems that confront academe and suggests that faculty work has changed so profoundly in recent years that tenure is no longer sufficient and/or necessary. The author argues that intellectual freedom and accountability are competing demands that must be met simultaneously. He reviews the problems that exist, how tenure exacerbates those problems, and how an expanded faculty career profile might be one way to solve …
Managing the Academic Department: Cases and Notes
Northern Ireland, tourism and peace
European Regional Development Fund and Northern Ireland: The Additionality Issue
The role of the ERDF in furthering the objective of wealth redistribution between member states of the EEC is examined with reference to tourism in Northern Ireland. A synopsis of the development of the ERDF, and the related Programmes, is presented, with particular emphasis given to the question of 'additionality' . Socio-economic factors influencing the categorisation of Northern Ireland as a 'less favoured area' are examined. The economic adva…
Faculty Bargaining in Public Higher Education: A Report and Two Essays
Conflict Management in the Academy: An Exploration of the Issues
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid W. LeslieDavid W. Leslie is assistant professor of education, University of Virginia
Faculty Bargaining in Public Higher Education: A Report and Two Essays
Managing the Academic Department: Cases and Notes
Implications of Comparable Worth for Academe
Additional informationNotes on contributorsBarbara A. LeeBarbara A. Lee is assistant professor in the Industrial Relations and Human Resources Department, Institute of Management and Labor Relations, at Rutgers University; David W. Leslie is head, Department of Educational Leadership, at Florida State University; and Steven G. Olswang is vice provost at the University of Washington.David W. LeslieBarbara A. Lee is assistant professor in the Indus…
European Regional Development Fund and Northern Ireland: The Additionality Issue
The role of the ERDF in furthering the objective of wealth redistribution between member states of the EEC is examined with reference to tourism in Northern Ireland. A synopsis of the development of the ERDF, and the related Programmes, is presented, with particular emphasis given to the question of 'additionality' . Socio-economic factors influencing the categorisation of Northern Ireland as a 'less favoured area' are examined. The economic adva…
Land use policy and tourism in Northern Ireland
Marketing hotels, tourism and Northern Ireland
Developing sustainable tourism
Taking leisure seriously
Tourism and leisure: Towards the millennium, Glasgow, April 1994
Northern Ireland, tourism and peace
Redefining Tenure: Tradition Versus the New Political Economy of Higher Education
This article investigates the problems that confront academe and suggests that faculty work has changed so profoundly in recent years that tenure is no longer sufficient and/or necessary. The author argues that intellectual freedom and accountability are competing demands that must be met simultaneously. He reviews the problems that exist, how tenure exacerbates those problems, and how an expanded faculty career profile might be one way to solve …
Tourism and cooperative education in UK undergraduate courses
Eliminating Professors: A Guide to the Dismissal Process
Eliminating Professors: A Guide to the Dismissal Process." The Journal of Higher Education, 71(3), pp. 389–390
Resolving the Dispute: Teaching is Academe's Core Value
Additional informationNotes on contributorsDavid W. LeslieDavid W. Leslie is Chancellor Professor of Education at The College of William and Mary
International cultural tourism: Management, implications and cases
International Cultural Tourism
The importance of foreign language skills in the tourism sector: A comparative study of student perceptions in the UK and continental Europe
Political science (16 works) · Tourism (11 works) · Sociology (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Business (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (7 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Higher education (6 works) · Law (6 works)