Six: Balancing Responsibility, Autonomy, and Accountability.

Dressel, Paul L., Ed.; And Others

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Publication Date: 1980

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Six: Balancing Responsibility, Autonomy, and Accountability.

Dressel, Paul L., Ed.; And Others

New Directions for Institutional Research, No. 26 (The Autonomy of Public Colleges) v7 n2 p83-103 1980

Institutional atonomy, from the standpoint of accountability and responsibility, is discussed in order to arrive at a concept of the kind and degree of autonomy essential for an educational institution to effectively and efficiently fulfill its responsibilities to society. (MLW)

Descriptors: Academic Freedom, Accountability, College Faculty, College Role, Coordination, Federal Regulation, Governing Boards, Government School Relationship, Institutional Autonomy, Intercollegiate Cooperation, Resource Allocation, Social Responsibility, State Action, State Colleges

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