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Vol. 52, no. 1.
Published February 2010.
Cover photograph by Arter Ng. Sculpture by Greg Johns.
Articles
Export earnings from the overseas student industry: how much? Bob Birrell and T Fred Smith
Higher education’s role in ‘education for sustainability’ Kerry Shephard
Academics and the media in Australia. Graeme Orr
Research output of Australian universities: are the newer institutions catching up? Ross Williams
The frustrated career: casual employment in higher education. Lorene Gottschalk & Steve McEachern
Ethics, ethical human research and human research ethics committees. Margaret Lindorff
Moving beyond university rankings: developing a world class university system in Australia. Tony Sheil
Opinion
Run that sexy motto by me again. Joseph Gora
Reviews
School? Choice! School choice – How parents negotiate the new school market in Australia by Craig Campbell, Helen Proctor and Geoffrey Sherington. Review by Georgina Tsolidis
All we are saying… Peace education: Exploring ethical and philosophical foundations by James Page. Review by Patricia Kerslake
Studied success Crossing the Finish Line: Completing College at America’s Public Universities by William G Bowen, Matthew M Chingos & Michael S McPherson. Review by Patricia Kerslake
Down and out in London and Paris (and Helsinki and Berlin ...and Oslo) Social and Economic Conditions of Student Life in Europe. A joint international project co-ordinated by the Higher Education Information System (HIS), Germany, by Dominic Orr (ed.)
Student Finance in a Welfare State: Effects of reducing economic barriers to higher education in Norway by Vibeke Opheim. Reviews by Ian R Dobson
Just a bunch of rankers. Mapping the higher education landscape: Towards a European classification of higher education by Frans van Vucht (ed.). Review by Leo Goedegebuure
The Joshua Trees: Private schools and the poor. The beautiful tree: A personal Journey into how the world’s poorest people are educating themselves by James Tooley. Review by Jonathan Sibley
Vol. 51, no. 2.
Published
September 2009.
Cover photograph by Dirk HR Spennemann.
Articles
Letter from the editor. Ian R Dobson
University fodder. Georgina Tsolidis
Improving student retention in higher education. Glenda Crosling, Margaret Heagney & Liz Thomas
Student/Worker/Carer: The intersecting priorities of Arts students. JaneMaree Maher, Jennifer Mitchell & Kate Brown
The international student as student, migrant and victim. Paul Rodan
Rethinking the Australian doctoral examination process. Margaret Kiley
Cultural issues in commencing the supervision of Chinese research students. Richard Ingleby & Mona Chung
Diversity in Australian higher education. Leo Goedegebuure, Hamish Coates, JJ van der Lee & V Lynn Meek
The vanishing idea of a scholarly life. Ann Lazarfield Jensen & Kylie Morgan
Widening participation? Liz Dunphy & John P Wilson
The competition for industry research funding. Troy Coyle
Opinion
University Rankings 2.0. Alex Usher
Reviews
The virtuous researcher: 'Researching with integrity: The ethics of academic enquiry' by Bruce Macfarlane.
Review by Margaret Lindorff
Waiting for Gough: 'Gough Whitlam: A Moment in History. The Biography, Volume I' by Jenny Hocking.
Review by Paul Rodan
Cheaters’ superhighway: '
Plagiarism, the Internet and Student Learning Improving Academic Integrity' by Wendy Sutherland-Smith.
Review by Helen Song-Turner
Free trade in education: '
Teaching in Transnational Higher Education: Enhancing learning for offshore international students' by Lee Dunn and Michelle Wallace (eds).
Review by Paul Kniest
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 of Teaching 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'.
Review by Paul Rodan
Vol. 50, no. 2.
Published
September 2008.
Cover photograph Makoto Yamashita.
Articles
Golden Jubilee – Part Two! Ian R Dobson
The Australian Universities’ Review: A life (so far). Simon Marginson
How large are the cuts in operating grants per student? Gerald Burke
Research grant mania. Jeffrey Goldsworthy
High society: Are our social sciences as relevant to government as they might be? Gary Wickham
Dilemmas of dissent International students’ protest, Melbourne 2006/2007. Paul Rodan
Plagiarism: Academic dishonesty or ‘blind spot’ of multicultural education? Helen Song-Turner
Methodology, meaning and usefulness of rankings. Ross Williams
The evisceration of equal employment opportunity in higher education.
Margaret Thornton
Reconceptualising post-PhD research pathways: A model to create new postdoctoral positions and improve the quality of postdoctoral training in Australia. J Berman, S Juniper, T Pitman & C Thomson
Reviews
The legitimacy of quality assurance in higher education: 'Council of Europe higher education series No.9' Luc Weber and Katia Dolgova-Dreyer (eds). Review David Woodhouse
Casting for the VC: '
Recruitment and Selection of Vice-Chancellors for Australian Universities' Bernard O’Meara and Stanley Petzall
Review Paul Rodan
Vol. 50, no. 1
Published
March 2008.
Cover photograph Skip O'Donnell.
Articles
Golden jubilee. Paul Rodan
The retreat from the critical: social science research in the corporatised university. Margaret Thornton
Efficiency and effectiveness in higher education: who is accountable for what? John Kenny
Update on National University Stress Study. Tony Winefield, Carolyn Boyd, Judith Saebel and Silvia Pignata
HECS: some missing pieces. Elisa Rose Birch and Paul W Miller
Breaking university rules: discipline and indiscipline past and presen. Bruce Lindsay
Fat Cat and Friends: which university pays its general staff the best? Ian Dobson
Reviews
Limited space in the ivory tower: 'A Large and Liberal Education: Higher Education for the 21st Century' Donald Markwell. Review Alex Millmow
Vol. 49, no. 1 & 2
Published July 2007. Cover photograph Alex Nikada.
Articles
After Copernicus: Beyond the crisis in Australian universities. Geoff Sharrock
Future Shock: The view from the top
- Which standards? Ian Chubb
- Esteem-powered learning. Glyn Davis
- Diversity for what? Anne R Edwards
- Regulation and markets. Margaret Gardner and Julie Wells
- The big changes are yet to be seen. Ian Young
- Unimagined futures. Carolyn Allport
Oh, the Humanities! Australia’s innovation system out of kilter. Stuart Cunningham
How not to fund teaching and learning. Leesa Wheelehan
Off the radar: the problem of distance-learning in ‘integrated’ degrees. Monir Mir and Abu Shiraz Rahaman
Beached: The Cronulla events a year on. David Burchell
Reviews
Remembering the nineties: 'The Longest Decade' George Megalogenis. Review Andrew Nette
Moving with the times: 'Making and Breaking Universities' Bruce Williams. Review Alex Millmow
Vol. 48, no. 2
Published May 2006. Cover photograph Flavia Bottazzini.
Articles
Multiculturalism’s discontents
- All in the same boat. David McKnight
- An email from the ether: after the Cronulla events. David Burchell
Fight for your right to say it?
- Beyond ‘political correctness’. Carolyn Allport
- Race matters. Gillian Cowlishaw
- ‘It is forbidden...’ Jennifer Rutherford
- Legitimate enemies. Dr Judy Lattas
Sedition and academic freedom
- Strategies to protect academic freedom. George Williams
- A short history of sedition laws in Australia. Andrew Nette
The international student journey. Gail Baker & Ken Hawkins
Peer mentoring as academic resource. JaneMaree Maher, Jo Lindsay, Vicki Peel & Christina Twomey
Satire
Diseases
of the thesis. Chris Fleming
Reviews
Young man Luther: 'The Latham Diaries' Mark Latham. Review David Burchell
Girt by sea: 'Australia Fair' Hugh Stretton. Review Dennis Woodward
The eastern academy: 'Asian universities: historical perspectives and contemporary challenges' P G Altbach & Toru Umakoshi (eds). Review Norma Koehne
Vol. 48, no. 1
Published September 2005. Cover photograph Mark van Driel.
Articles
Running
on empty. John Quiggin
Pursuing
the Ubiquity Principle. Tom Clark
Reversing
the slide. Michael Gallagher
Academia’s
own demographic time-bomb. Graham Hugo
Advertising
change. Alec McHoul
Belittled:
The state of play on bullying. Eva Cox and James Goodman
No
academic borders? A Wendy Russell
Satire
QA, RTS & quality of post-graduate theses in Australian universities. N O Grants and V B Slim (aka Cameron Grant)
Reviews
A spider’s web: 'Material thinking' Paul Carter. Review Judy Lattas
Those dismal scientists: 'Economia' Geoff Davies. Review Alex Millmow
Networking niceties: 'Consortia' David C B Teather (ed). Review Dr Eric Beerkens
Around the Journals. Reviews Maryanne Dever
Vol. 47, no. 1
Published December 2004. Cover artwork Damien Frost.
Articles
Labor's
poor form. David Burchell
How
not to do change management: The birth of a Murdoch University
School. Dianne van Rhyn and David A Holloway
A
personal memoir of policy failure: The failed merger of ANU and
the Canberra CAE. Roger Scott
A
contrasting courtship: The Monash takeover of Chisholm Institute
of Technology. Paul Rodan
Shaping
university teaching towards measurement for accountability: Problems
of the Graduate Skills Assessment Test.
Kate Chanock, Rosemary Clerehan, Tim Moore, Anne Prince
It's
a shame about audit. Deborah Tyler & Russell Daine Wright
The
neglected role of a neglected body:
Academic Boards’ role in assuring ‘equivalent’
standards. Gavin Moodie
Review
Ivory Basement Leadership: 'Power and invisibility in the changing university', Joan Eveline. Review Jane Maree Maher
Vol. 46, no. 2
Published December 2004. Cover artwork Jie Zeng.
Articles
The Howard Era - in retrospect?
- Border control, Judith Brett
- Aussie battler, or wordly opportunist? James Walter
- Mr Howard goes to Washington - and brings home victory, Dennis Glover
- Something to chew on, David Burchell
Under no circumstances resolve the main problem: The Higher Education Policy Overview in Australia, Tom Clark
A modest victory for academic values: The Demise of David Robinson, Paul Rodan
Corporate governance disaster: The implications for governing bodies, David Holloway
Duty, discretion and conflict: Governance and the legal obligations of governing boards, Suzanne Corcoran
Reviews
'Working Knowledge: The New Vocationalism and Higher Education' Colin Symes & John McIntyre (ed.). Review Susan Yell
'Off Course: From Public Place to Market Place at Melbourne University' John Cain & John Hewitt. Review Paul Kniest
'Quality and Power in Higher Education' Louise Morley. Review Maryanne Dever
'How to Write a Thesis' Rowena Murray. Review Maryanne Dever
Vol. 46, no. 1
Published August 2003. Cover artwork Gavin Brown.
Articles
An
American empire?
- The Burden, Michael Ignatieff
- A Brittle Optimism. David Goodman
- The Burden of ‘Hyper-Power’. Neville Meaney
- Fear of Slipping. David McKnight
- Upsetting
the Balance. Bob Howard
Markets in merit
- Markets in Merit or Merits in Markets. Frank Stilwell
- Markets, Markets Everywhere. Michael Darcy
Shameless!
Reconceiving the Problem of Plagiarism. Robert Briggs
Canuck-Do
Higher Education. Mark Rosenfeld
Examining
the Examiners. Alan Lawson, Helene Marsh and Trevor Tansley
Reviews
Panic Stations: 'Against Paranoid Nationalism: Searching for Hope in a Shrinking Society' Ghassan Hage. Australian Humanities Review, Special issue on ‘The War on Terror’. Reviews David Burchell.
The
trouble with radicals: 'The unchained university' Andrew Norton. Review Tom Clark.
'Research Methods for Students, Academics and Professionals: Information
Management Systems' Kirsty Williamson (ed.). Review Maryanne
Dever.
'Sexual Politics and Greedy Institutions: Union Women, Commitments and Conflicts in Public and Private' Suzanne Franzway. Review Maryanne Dever.
'The Devil’s Dictionary of Education' Tyrell Burgess. Review Maryanne Dever.
Vol. 45, no. 2
Published December 2002. Cover artwork Chris Orr.
Articles
The
Complexities of Communicating Science. Ian Lowe
Dilemmas
of Defending Dissent: The Dismissal of Ted Steele from the University
of Wollongong. Brian Martin
Fish
or Fowl? Collegial Processes in Managerialist Institutions. Gavin Moodie
Managing Student Plagiarism in Large Academic Departments. Justin Zobel and Margaret Hamilton
Plagiarism
and Managerialism. David Pyvis
Comment
Representations
of Academic Labour in a Commodified World. Stuart Rosewarne
Reviews
ONE.TEL, Once Told: ‘Rich Kids’ Paul Barry. Review Alex Millmow.
Arguing Yourself Silly: ‘How to Argue with an Economist’ Lindy Edwards. Review Geoff Davies.
‘Gender and the Restructured University’ Ann Brooks & Alison Mackinnon (eds). Review Maryanne Dever.
‘Research Methods for Postgraduates’ Tony Greenfield (ed). Review Maryanne Dever.
‘Postgraduate Research Supervision: Transforming (R)Elations’ Alison Bartlett & Gina Mercer (eds). Review Maryanne Dever.
‘A Woman’s Guide to Doctoral Studies’ Diana Leonard. Review Maryanne Dever.
Vol. 45, no. 1. The Indigenous Issue
Published September 2002. Cover artwork Eddie Liddle Jagamara.
Articles
A
Practical Critique of Practical Reconciliation. What is the Reality
of Indigenous Funding? Greg Crough
Indigenous
Australian Participation in Higher Education: The Realities of
Practical Reconciliation Wendy Brabham and John Henry, with
Esme Bamblett and Jennifer Bates
Regional
Agreements, Higher Education and Representations of Indigenous
Australian Reality (Why wasn’t I taught that in school?) Greg McConville
Approaching
Ethical Issues: Institutional Management of Indigenous Research. Gus Worby and Daryle Rigney
Superannuation
Issues for Indigenous Australians: Scope for Reform. Brad
Pragnell
Treaties, Partnerships and Cultural Heritage: Beyond Apartheid,
Australian-Style. Joel Wright
Understanding Australian Racism. Laksiri Jayasuriya
Vol. 44, no. 1 & 2 (double issue)
Published 2001. Cover artwork Jiri Tibor Novak.
Articles
'A Golden Age': A personal reflection, 1970s and now. Jill Roe
The Myth of the 'Golden Age'. Paul Rodan
The view from the west - Dawkins and the University of Western Sydney. Michael Symonds
Academic freedom and organisational identity. William G Tierney
Economics: From emperor to vassal? Steven Keen
A new approach to non-traditional student recruitment and retention. Nadine Pelling
Educating and organising globally: perspectives on the internet and higher education. Carolyn Allport
Reviews
An elegant morality tale: 'Facing the Music' Bob Connolly and Robin Anderson. Review David Burchell
Keen vision; short sight: 'The Enterprise University: Power, Governance and Reinvention in Australia' Simon Marginson and Mark Considine. Review Don Aitken
The policy parabola: 'Social policy, public policy: from problem to practice' Meredith Edwards et. al. Review Jane Nicholls
Keenesian economics, anyone? 'Debunking Economics:The Naked Emperor of the Social Sciences' Steve Keen. Review Alex Millmow
Are doctorates worthwhile? 'The Ph.D. Trap Revisited' Wilfred Crude. Review Brian Martin
Universities survive? 'Adaptive University Structures: An Analysis of Adaptation to Socioeconomic Environments' Barbara Sporn. Review Deanna de Zilwa.
Vol. 43, no. 2.
Published 2000. Cover artwork Jiri Tibor Novak.
Articles
A Research training’ and the conceptual barbarism of the White Paper’s postgraduate research agenda. Bradley Smith
Universitas21 - From handloom to chatroom. Simon Booth
Marketisation and the new quality agenda: postgraduate coursework at the crossroads. Bradley Smith and Mark Frankland
Research grants: problems and options. Brian Martin
Maximising the benefits from intellectual property in universities:awareness of our rights and obligations. Ann L Monotti
Exercising our duty of care as researchers for those we diagnose to be ‘at risk’. Gary D Bouma and Benedict J Canny
Reviews
Helping us to finish: 'Doing Post Graduate research in Australia' Kate Stevens and Christine Asmar. Review Tom Clark
International postgraduate supervision: 'Supervising Postgraduates from non-English speaking backgrounds' Yoni Ryan and Ortrun Zuber-Skerritt (eds). Review Qinglin Chen.
Vol. 42, no. 2/Vol. 43, no. 1 (double issue)
Published 2000. Cover artwork Jiri Tibor Novak.
Commentaries
Everybody wants quality education: but what does it mean? Greg McConville
Feature: International Higher Education
Living with the Other: higher education in the global era. Simon Marginson
The General Agreement on Trade in Services: Implications for public post-secondary education in Australia. Marjorie Griffin Cohen
Global Corporations “R” Us? The impacts of globalisation on Australian universities. Graham Pratt and David Poole
The role of the state in the provision of higher education in the United States. Brian Pusser
Tuition policy issues in Russian higher education. Olga Bain
The Americanisation of the reformed university in Argentina. Marcela Mollis
Comparing national education systems in the global era. Simon Marginson and Marcela Mollis
Articles
Silencing the Academy? Reflecting on a dispute in a corporatising university. Allan Patience
Tensions unresolved: some current issues in university governance. Paul Rodan
Reviews
Exercise in nostalgia: 'Why Universities Matter' Tony Coady. Review John O’Brien