Academic capitalism: distinguishing without disjoining through classification schemes
Abstract
Academic capitalism (AC) has become one of the most influential lines of research into markets in higher education (HE). However, researchers often use AC only as an umbrella term while key concepts remain superficially explored and intertwined topics treated disjointed. By means of a systematic literature review, our main contribution is the proposal of two classification schemes based on (a) analytical levels (macrostructural, organizational,...
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Title
Academic capitalism: distinguishing without disjoining through classification schemes
Published Date
Oct 28, 2019
Journal
Volume
80
Issue
1
Pages
95 - 117
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