Higher Education Policy: An International Comparative Perspective 1994
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-042393-7.50008-0
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Higher Education Policy in International Perspective: An Overview

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“…The growing student numbers affected public spending on higher education, and as a result concerns about value for money and efficiency were brought to the fore. In a number of countries higher education witnessed the introduction of a selfregulatory mode of governance (Goedegebuure et al 1994), which combined elements derived from cybernetics, as well as from market-oriented state models (Maassen and Stensaker 2003). A new, 'facilitatory' state model was argued to be more effective than the traditional focus on state control and academic collegial governance (van Vught 1989).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The growing student numbers affected public spending on higher education, and as a result concerns about value for money and efficiency were brought to the fore. In a number of countries higher education witnessed the introduction of a selfregulatory mode of governance (Goedegebuure et al 1994), which combined elements derived from cybernetics, as well as from market-oriented state models (Maassen and Stensaker 2003). A new, 'facilitatory' state model was argued to be more effective than the traditional focus on state control and academic collegial governance (van Vught 1989).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Estas reformas modificaron no solo la organización, gobierno, gestión y administración, sino que establecieron nuevos esquemas de financiación y transferencia de fondos y renovaron las relaciones entre el Estado, las instituciones y la sociedad (Goedegebuure et al, 1994). De este modo, se constituía como compromiso ineludible de las Administraciones Públicas que determinados colectivos en general, y los titulados superiores en particular, se beneficiasen de algunas medidas y/o programas existentes con la posibilidad de alcanzar un alto nivel de desempeño en su vida profesional (Acuña, 2012).…”
Section: Revista De Estudios E Investigación En Psicología Y Educaciónunclassified
“…Managerialism has therefore been introduced into the higher education landscape. Several pieces of research analyse changes in the internal governance of a university and the rise of managerialism (Amaral et al, 2002;Goedegebuure et al, 1994).This shift is mainly due to the new competitive environment faced by universities throughout the world, which has required them to publically demonstrate their efficiency and effectiveness (Amaral et al, 2002). Supporters of the management oriented governance concept argue that decisions made by individuals who can be responsible for any actions are a necessary precondition for autonomy and effective long-term resource allocation.…”
Section: Internal Governance Of a Universitymentioning
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“…1999;Varghese, 2004;Goedegebuure et al, 1994). Not all aspects of organisational autonomy are equally important for influencing revenue generation strategies or activities in universities (EUA, 2011).…”
Section: Factors That Enable or Hinder Revenue Generation In Public Umentioning
confidence: 99%
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