The Political Economy of Part-Time Academic Work in Canada.

Rajagopal, Indhu; Farr, William D.

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Publication Date: 1989

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The Political Economy of Part-Time Academic Work in Canada.

Rajagopal, Indhu; Farr, William D.

Higher Education, v18 n3 p267-85 1989

Under continuing financial stringency, the university administration negotiates concessions with full-time faculty to satisfy their interests and maintain the stability of the system. Part-timers, excluded from the collegium, remain peripheral to these arrangements. (Author/MLW)

Descriptors: College Administration, Collegiality, Conflict, Faculty College Relationship, Foreign Countries, Full Time Faculty, Higher Education, Part Time Employment, Part Time Faculty, Participative Decision Making, Peer Relationship, Power Structure

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Identifiers - Location: Canada

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