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Volume 7 (2014): Issue 1 (Mar 2014): Collusion, Complicity and Resistance: Theorising Academics, the University and the Neoliberal Marketplace

in Learning and Teaching

Table of Contents

Introduction
- On theorising and humanising academic complicity in the neoliberal university
  
  By: Alex Posecznick
  
  Pages: 1–11
Articles
- Beyond collusion and resistance: Academic–management relations within the neoliberal university
  
  By: Cris Shore and Miri Davidson
  
  Pages: 12–28
- Science ideals and science careers in a university biology department
  
  By: David E. Long
  
  Pages: 29–45
- Caught in the adjunct trap
  
  By: Linda Hose and E.J. Ford
  
  Pages: 46–56
- Collisions of culture: Academic culture in the neoliberal university
  
  By: Margaret D. Lecompte
  
  Pages: 57–78
- From a whisper to a scream: Ethics and resistance in the age of neoliberalism
  
  By: Barbara Madeloni
  
  Pages: 79–91
- Wither the welfare state: The new global adventures of higher education
  
  By: Wesley Shumar
  
  Pages: 92–104

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