The Australian Universities' Review (AUR) is published by the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) to encourage debate and discussion about issues in higher education and its contribution to Australian public life, with an emphasis on those matters of concern to NTEU members.
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Vol. 51, no. 1. Published February 2009. Cover photograph by Garry Schlatter Articles Letter from the editor. Ian R Dobson The Bradley Review and access to higher
education in Australia. Bob Birrell & Daniel Edwards Research productivity: some paths less travelled. Brian Martin The Trade Practices Act, competitive neutrality
and research costing: issues for Australian universities. Tania Bezzobs The profile of university research services
staff. Darlene Sebalj & Allyson Holbrook Hey Big Spender! An analysis of Australian
universities and how much they pay their general staff. Ian R Dobson Not quite like a honeymoon: Charting the
first 24 months of Sino-foreign educational programmes. Mike Willis & Rowan Kennedy Professional staff in UK universities: recent
developments. Celia Whitchurch, Maureen Skinner &
John Lauwerys Keeping it local: geographic patterns of
university attendance. Daniel Edwards Reviews The theatre of the classroom: ' Improving
Student Retention in Higher Education: The Role ofTeaching
and Learning', by Glenda Crosling, Liz Thomas and Margaret
Heagney (eds). Review by Maree Conway Higher education under the rising and midnight
suns: 'University Reform in Finland and Japan', by Timo
Aarevaara & Fumihiro Maruyama (eds). Review by Eric
Skuja Education Revolution’s little red book: ' Education, Science and Public Policy: Ideas for an Education Revolution', edited by Simon Marginson and Richard James. Review by Paul Rodan | |
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