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Government funding in Australia will be tied to university performance from 2020: what does this mean, and what are the challenges?

…discuss a new report on an upcoming funding formula for universities – performance-based funding. This report, and the proposed funding approach detailed in it, has been some time coming. In…

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Universities and The Great Depression: Then and Now?

Paul Axelrod

It is positively eerie for a baby boomer like me to hear talk of a possible “Depression” in Canada. Having come of age in exceedingly prosperous times and conditioned to…

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β€œAnd some, I assume, are good people”: US international student recruitment and neo-racist nativism

Dale Kirby, Memorial University of Newfoundland

…only by the United States, the United Kingdom, and China. Over half (53%) of international students at Canadian institutions come from Asia, with the largest proportions of students coming from…

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Chronicles of Faculty Idealism, Disenchantment, and Resistance

Richard Wellen, York University

…undermined by a competitive corporate ethos that has brought an escalation of instrumentalism and commercialization to the practices of higher education and research. Addressed to new or prospective faculty members,…

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To be or not to be a PhD: Is that still the question?

Bryan Gopaul

…when evidence such as low completion rates, long completion times, and the difficult academic labour market are marshaled to comment on the efficacy of doctoral study. The conventions and norms…

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Reckoning with the Legacy of Universities: Reflections on Congress 2023

Andrea A. Davis

…conquest as indigenous continental Africans) “are still in the time of emancipation,’’ waiting for a freedom that is yet to come; a freedom “which is extra-emancipation or beyond the logic…

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To SSHRC or not to SSHRC?

Todd Dufresne

…of international experts, was to improve communication with university leaders in a position to champion SSHRC research. Frankly, I expected the usual platitudes and incomprehension. Instead I found, on the…

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Cross-cultural Challenges in Teaching International Graduate Students

Fengying Xu

…rigid training under the guidance of a committee comprising five highly professional and competent scholars, who were also culturally sensitive and caring. For research methodology alone, I took six courses,…

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Academics in Politics

Tom Flanagan

…those he would lead. Politicians rarely get to implement their own ideas in any straightforward way. More commonly, they end up brokering compromises among different factions of their supporters, ending…

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Editorial Matters: The comforts of common sense

Ben Lewis

…truths. The disconnect between the expertise of the academy and the common sense of broader society has always been a challenge for universities. In some ways, bridging this divide defines…

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