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1999
Higher education policy, vol. 12 n. 2 (1999) p. v-viii

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Power and influence in higher education : the case of Florida / Blackwell, Edward A. ; Cistone, Peter J.
This study assessed the relative power and influence of leading state-level policy actors in higher education in Florida. On the basis of that assessment, a hierarchy of power and influence among principal policy actors was constructed. [...]
1999
Higher education policy, vol. 12 n. 2 (1999) p. 111-122

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Moving 'social reform' to center stage : lessons from higher education in Ecuador / Jameson, Kenneth P.
Systemic reform of Latin America's 'social sectors', such as higher education, has progressed at a much slower rate than economic reform. The reason is that such reform efforts are derivative or 'finance-driven', and have been undertaken only as a reflection of economic reform policies. [...]
1999
Higher education policy, vol. 12 n. 2 (1999) p. 123-140

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Systems thinking : a missing component in higher educational planning? / Galbraith, Peter L.
In developing corporate identities, universities have adopted management practices that generate problems similar to those documented in relation to business and industry. See, for example, . The operating environment contains interacting feedback loops, many containing substantial delays. [...]
1999
Higher education policy, vol. 12 n. 2 (1999) p. 141-157

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Rewards and costs : how do they affect the choice by university researchers of the preferred funding source in the USA? / Bogler Dr, Ronit
What are the factors affecting university researchers in their decision to choose one type of funding source over the other? One such factor is the perceptions of individuals toward the costs and the rewards that are associated with the collaboration. [...]
1999
Higher education policy, vol. 12 n. 2 (1999) p. 159-175

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