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Vol. 42, no. 1
Published 1999. Cover artwork Jiri Tibor Novak.
Commentaries
“Tell us what you want, what you really, really want.” Jenna Mead
An evaluation of the desirable characteristics of a supervisor. Rob Fraser and Anne Mathews
The Master/apprentice model for the supervision of postgraduate research and a new policy for research education. Mark Frankland
Articles
Diversity and convergence in Australian higher education. Simon Marginson
Pattern bargaining, decentralism and union democracy: The NTEU and enterprise bargaining in universities. John O’Brien
The traumas of social democracy: Understanding Labor’s troubled times. David Burchell
Hysteria, history and hope: Higher education policy reform set against the Indonesian political and economic crisis. Jane Nicholls
Globalisation and the crisis in the concept of the modern university. Michael Peters & Peter Roberts
Vol. 41, no. 2
Published 1998. Cover artwork Edd Aragon.
Obituary
John Anwyl, 1930-1998. Simon Marginson
Commentaries
Commodified curricula: The coursebook. Robert Lewis
Feature: Higher education and the politics of difference
Difference, globalisation and the internationalisation of curriculum. Fazal Rizvi and Lucas Walsh
Globalism, cultural diversity and tertiary education. Michael G. Singh
All consuming identities: race and the pedagogy of resentment in the age of difference. Cameron McCarthy and Greg Dimitriadis
The universities and cultural literacy: multiculturalism and multi-nationalism. Sneja Gunew
Governmentality, the ‘now’ university and the future of knowledge work. Jane Kenway and Diana Langmead
Articles
Working in Australian universities: pay equity for men and women? Belinda Probert
Hierarchy and collegiality in Australian universitie.s Brendan Cassidy
Review Essays
Mapping the Third Way: 'Civilising Global Capital: New Thinking For Australian Labor', Mark Latham. Review by Peter Fairbrother
Playing Monopoly on the side-lines: 'Managed Professionals: Unionised faculty and restructuring academic labour', Gary Rhoades. Review by Simon Marginson
Vol. 41, no. 1
Published 1998. Cover artwork Edd Aragon.
Commentaries
Higher education after the election: It will get worse before it gets better. Simon Marginson
Before virtue: problems with the postgraduate research experience. Tom Clarke
Feature: New Media and Borderless Education
Introduction. Terry Flew
Technology and delivery: Assessing the impact of new media on ‘borderless’ education. Stuart Cunningham
Time and tide: Teaching and learning online. Yoni Ryan
Fast times at Virtual U: Digital media, markets and the future of higher education in the West Report. Terry Flew
Borderless education and teaching and learning cultures: The case of Hong Kong. Mavis E. Kelly and Tak Shing Ha
The opposite of choice: New technologies and new markets in Australian education. Julian Thomas, Denise Meredyth, Leda Blackwood
Information technology as cultural capital. Michael Emmison and John Frow
Technology, information and learning. Ron Burnett
Bookmarks on communications and information technology in higher education teaching and learning. Terry Flew
Reviews
On the Brink: Australia’s Universities Confronting Their Future. Review by Yoni Ryan
Pay, Professionalism and Politics: Reforming Teachers, Reforming Education. Review by John O’Brien
Vol. 40, no. 2
Published 1997
Editorial
The one dimensional vision. Simon Marginson
Commentaries
Looking beyond the West Review. Julie Wells
Student perceptions of the contract at will doctrine. Graeme Orr
The future of our universities: economic rationalism or irrationality? Gustav Nossal
Feature - The West Review: Visions of the University
Truth and the idea of a university. Raimond Gaita
Competition and collegiality. Judith Brett
The world we are losing. Janet McCalman
The Dearing Report: paving the way for a learning society. Paul Bennett
Equitable education for an equitable society. Simon Kent
Rethinking university management. Jenny Stewart
Net Notes
Working the Internet: multiple engine search for sites concerning work. Jacques Bierling
Reviews
The deluded holding tight to the mythical Review by Linda Hort
Herding cats - Managing higher education Review by Linda Hort
Archaeological dig of affirmative action Review by Susie O’Brien
Vol. 40, no. 1
Published 1997
Commentaries
Essays from Cyberspace: Issues in undergraduate training and assessment. Stuart E. Dawson
HECS and the farmer’s son. Emory McLendon
Articles
Competition and contestability in Australian higher education, 1987-1997. Simon Marginson
Privacy issues and new technologies. Sue Colman
Long distance teaching: The impact of offshore programs and information technology on academic work. Tim Mazzarol and Peter Hosie
Why Open Learning? Sharon Fraser and Elizabeth Deane
Letters
We’re in this mess together. Paul Rodan
Vol. 39, no. 2
Published 1996. Cover artwork Heather Cull
Commentaries
The West Review: An answer in search of a question. Jane Nicholls and Simon Marginson
Managing academics’ work: Future performance in higher education. Linda Hort
Libraries, technology, the search for knowledge and digital cash. Clint Small
Class and power in the ivory tower. Tom Bramble
Feature: The future of work in higher education
Changing discourses and practices of academic work. John McCollow and Bob Lingard
Hearing from the forgotten workforce: The problems faced by general staff women working in universities. Jan McLean
Academic employment: Current pressures, future trends and possible responses. John Burgess and Glenda Strachan
Letters
Non-people. Gavin Moodie
Vol. 39, no. 1
Published 1996.
Commentaries
Higher education and the 1996 Budget. Simon Marginson, Grahame McCulloch and John O’Brien
Business as usual: tertiary institutions and the question of racism. Gisela Kaplan
Feature: New technology and the university
New technology and the university: introduction. Denise Meredyth and Julian Thomas
Conversational scholarship in cyberspace: the evolution and activities of H-Net, the online network for the humanities. Paul Turnbull
Languages and multimedia: dream or nightmare? Uschi Felix and David Askew
The possibilities for electronic publishing on the Internet. Anita Greenhill and Gordon Fletcher
Knowledge workers or threatened species? A commentary. Linda Heron
Academic intellectual property in a new technological and industrial context. Peter Spearritt and Julian Thomas
A proposal for referencing Internet resources. Anita Greenhill and Gordon Fletcher
Bookmarks for beginners: World Wide Web starting points. Denise Meredyth
Articles
The rationale for the Higher Education Contribution Scheme. Bruce Chapman
The changing state-university relationship: State involvement in academic industrial relations since the Murray Report. Gerry Treuren
Reviews
'What is Quality Education?', D Green and ' Total Quality in Higher Education', R Lewis & D Smith. Review by Sue Johnston
'Limited Access: Women’s Disadvantage in Higher Education Employment', Tanya Castleman, Margaret Allen, Wendy Bastalich and Patrick Wright. Review by Emma Hawkes
Vol. 38, no. 2
Published 1995.
Feature: Postgraduate studies/postgraduate pedagogy
Introduction: postgraduate studies/postgraduate pedagogy. Alison Lee and Bill Green
Higher degree research supervision: a question of balance. Gilah C Leder
Making supervision relationships accountable: graduate student logs. Anna Yeatman
Research degree supervision: ‘more mentor than master’. A G Shannon
Professional development for postgraduate supervision. Sue Johnston
Education Doctorates: reconstructing professional partnerships around research? Marie Brennan
Postgraduate research supervision in the emerging ‘open’ universities. Terry Evans
Postgraduate education and open learning: anticipating a new order? Peter Taylor
Teaching tech(no)bodies: open learning and postgraduate pedagogy. Erica McWilliam and Patrick Palmer
Monstrous knowledge: Doing PhDs in the new humanities. Bob Hodge
Theorising postgraduate pedagogy. Bill Green and Alison Lee
Pedagogy, psychoanalysis, feminism. Terry Threadgold
Articles
Restructuring employment: the case of female academics. Jan Currie
Career aspirations of pre-service graduates in a university faculty of education: a descriptive report. A Yarrow, B Hansford, K Hyndman, J Millwater, R Muller and G Streets
Size versus performance in research. Ron Johnston, Lyn Grigg and John Currie
The forgotten workforce: female general staff in higher education. Tanya Castleman and Margaret Allen
International education and innovative approaches to university teaching. Sid Morris and Wayne Hudson
Reviews
Challenge to corporatist vision, 'Teaching for Justice in the age of the Good Universities Guide', Les Terry. Review by Gay Baldwin
What to do about academic freedom? 'Academic Freedom', Conrad Russell. Review by Brian Martin
Vol. 38, no. 1
Published 1995.
AUR Editorial - Review of Management of Higher Education Institutions
Feature: Governance and management of higher education
Introduction: Regulatory frameworks, market competition and the governance and management of higher education. V Lynn Meek
Tensions and tendencies In the management of quality and autonomy in Australian higher education. Ingrid Moses
Priorities for academic staff development in the nineties: A personal view. Philip C Candy
The professionalisation of Australian academic administration. Gavin Moodie
The management of research at institutional level. Grant Harman
The Australian Research Council Large Grants Scheme: Problems, concerns and recommendations for change. Ray Over
Implications for higher education of the public sector reform agenda. Peter Coaldrake
Decision-making in higher education: A comparative perspective. Harry de Boer and Leo Goedegebuure
The changed language of universities. Arthur O'Neil
Articles
Research Assistants in the Clever Country. Michael Organ and Stuart Svensen
Thinking about learning and work: Academia and vocational education. Richard Sweet
Corporate management and its penetration of university administration and government. Bob Bessant
How should universities respond to the abolition of compulsory retirement? Linda Rosenman and Sylvia McDonald
In Reply
Knowing, learning and the ideal knowledge in higher education. Tony Coady & Seamus Miller
Reviews
Pearce Revisited. Charles Samplord
Back to the future? After the Dawkins Revolution in Australian Higher Education. Richard De Angelis
The real world? Lawrie Angus
The search for excellence in teaching. Robert Zehner
Flexible teaching-learning. Gavin Moodie
Letter
Orr saga still causes suffering. Jane Edwards
Vol. 37, no. 2
Published 1994.
Feature: Equity and Diversity
Guest Editor: Bob Lingard
Equity and Diversity in Mass Higher Education: Some policy issues. Bob Lingard, Leo Bartlett, John Knight, Paige Porter and Fazal Rizvi
Just out of reaeh: Access to equity in Australian higher education. T.C. Gale and Peter McNamee
Managing equity in higher education. Eleanor Ramsay
Mainstreaming equity activities in universities: The next challenge. Maureen Bowen
From crisis to containment: Managing u nmnet demand for Australian higher education. Leo Bartlett and Leonie Rowan
New pathways? Post compulsory schooling, TAFE and mass higher education. Miriam Henry and Sandra Taylor
FAUSA and the rise and fall of the binary system of higher education in Australia. John McCollow
Steering at what distance? The political economy of equity, diversity and quality in the August 1993 Higher Education Budget Statement. John Knight
Universities Inc.: caveat emptor. Colin Symes and Susan Hopkins
Articles
Australian First Nations University: A discussion on the establishment of an Aboriginal university. Errol West
'Consent' or 'Coercion'? Removing conflict of interest from staff-student relations. Carol Bacchi
Review
Mature age women students. Beyond 'Educating Rita' Catherine Scott
Letter
Setting the record straight on Orr. John McManners
Vol. 37, no. 1
Published 1994.
Feature: Quality and Higher Education
Editorial. Alan Lindsay
Quality assurance and disciplinary differences. Tony Beeher
Valuing quality teaching through recognition of context specific skills. Ruth Neumann
Research quality, peer review and performance indicators. Penelope S. Murphy
Do performance indicators measure outcomes of education? Lindsay D. Mackay
Strange yet compatible bedfellows: Quality assurance and quality improvement. Judyth Sachs
Quality and traditional university values: Policy development through consultation. Robert A. Cannon
ARTICLES
Use of peer review by the Australian Research Council. Ray Over
The loose cannon syndrome: University as business & students as consumers. Damien Considine
Australian higher education, constructivism and the relevance of the transmission view: A reply to Coady and Miller. Graham D. Hendry
REVIEWS
An unconvincing document. Ronald Barnett
Does TQM work in education? Bob Bessant
Getting the best results. Diana Burgell
What to do about academic freedom? Diana Burgcll
AUR AFFAIRS
A survey of AUR readership. Ralph Hall
Vol. 36, no. 2
Published 1993.
Feature: Marketing Education
Marketing education in the 1990s: An introductory essay. Jane Kenway, Chris Bigum, Lindsay Fitzclarence and Janine Collier
Higher education as a commodity: The long broad tapestry. Colin Richardson
Centralised decentralisation: Sloanism, marketing quality and higher education. Peter Watkins
Education, markets and the contradictions of Asia-Australia relations. Don Alexander and Fazal Rizvi
That's edutainment: Restructuring universities and the Open Learning Initiative. Chris Bigum, Lindsay Fitzclarence and Jane Kenway in as ociation with Janine Collier and Carol-Anne Croker
A joy forever (and its price):English and the market. McKenzie Wark
The marketisation of tertiary education in New Zealand. Michael Peters, James Marshall and Bruce Parr
ARTICLES
Australian higher education and the relevance of Tewman. Tony Coady and Seumas Miller
REVIEW ARTICLE
Pastoral shades: Sidney Orr and the eroticisation of teaching. Jeffrey Minson
REVIEWS
Going round in circle. Simon Marginson
Economic rationalism a a political program. J W Nevile
The tail wagging the dog. Seumas Miller
Developments in school and public assessment. Roger Peddie
Moral values back on the agenda. Seumas Miller
Vol. 36, no. 1
Published 1993.
Feature: Intellectual Property
The intellectual property of academics as teachers, scholars or researchers. David Saunders
Intellectual property rights in the Australian university context: An overview. Sam Ricketson
The Copyright Agency Limited. Caroline Morgan
From 'piracy' to payment: Audio-visual copyright and teaching practice. Peter Anderson
Competitive research grants and industry collaboration: A challenge for universities in the 1990s. Peter Johnson
Patents and university research in the United Kingdom. Brad Sherman
Universities, intellectual property and litigation: A view from the sideline. Dan Dwyer
A note on academic plagiarism. David Saunders
Articles
Performance and quality in higher education. Alan Lindsay
The Brick Wall: Why so few women become senior academics. Carol Bacchi
Reviews
Survey of the Working Conditions of Casual Academic Employees at the University of New South Wales. Braham Dabscheck
The economics of public investment in education in Papua New Guinea. Simon Marginson
Building La Trobe University 1964-1989. Christie Eliezer
Developments in School and Public Assessment (Australian Education Review No.31). Roger Peddie
The University: An Owner's Manual. Richard De Angelis
Industry and Higher Eduction: Collaboration to
Improve Students' Learning and Training
The Learning University: Towards a new Paradigm?
Moral Values and Higher Education: A Notion at Risk. Seamlus
Miller
UNIX Productivity Tools for Teachers, Writers and Researchers. Matt Polasek
Vol. 35, no. 2
Published 1992.
Feature: Academic Work
Introduction: The construction and reconstruction of academic work. John O'Brien
Academic work reconsidered. Ingrid Moses
Changes in the nature of academic work. Craig McInnis
Academic perceptions of their roles pre and post the new higher education policy. Linda Hart and Harry Oxley
The emergence of higher education as an industry:The second tier awards and award restructuring. Jan Currie
The state of the academic profession: An Australia - United Kingdom comparison. Henry Miller
Higher education, national development, and the academic profession: Do we still want "Good people thinking about the universe?" Paige Porter, Bob Lingard, John Knight
ARTICLES
Regulating the equality agenda: EEO in higher education. Chris Wieneke & Marsha Durham
Changing patterns of research direction in higher education institutions: Evidence from Australian universities. Shantha Liyanage and Helen Mitehell
REVIEWS
Autonomy under threat? Julie McLeod
Higher education in the late twentieth century: Reflections on a changing system. A festschrift for Ernest Roe Roger Peddic
The idea of higher education. Millicenc E Poole
Stonning the tower: Women in the academic world. Kathleen Phelan
Researching, understanding and changing teachers' work. Elizabeth Hatton
Teachers in Australian schools: A 1989 profile. Martin Sullivan
Library provision in higher education. David Garrioch
Vol. 35, no. 1
Published 1992.
FEATURE: INDUSTRY DEREGULATION, ENTERPRISE BARGAINING AND HIGHER EDUCATION
Introduction. Graham Smith
The deregulation of industrial relations. Stephen Deery
The regulation of academic employment: The past and present. Graham Smith
Enterprise bargaining and higher education: A changed role for the AHEIA? Russell Blackford
The 1991 National Wage Case: Higher education and enterprise bargaining. Di Zetlin
Universities and enterprise bargaining. Laura Bennett and Michael Quinlan
Industrial relations on the campus. JW Shaw QC MLC
ARTICLES
Sex on campus· where does 'consent' end and harassment begin? Carol Bacchi
The Dawkins revolution. R DeAngelis
Some Dynamics of Authorship. Mick Dunkin
REVIEWS
Young People's Participation in Post-Compulsory Education and Training. Cherry Collins
Training Costs of Award Restructuring. Anne Junor
Access and Selection to High Demand TAFE Courses. William Hall
Environmental Research in Australia: The Issues. Frank G Fisher
Vol. 34, no. 2
Published 1991.
FEATURE: WOMEN'S STUDIES IN AUSTRALIA
Women's studies in Australian higher education: Introduction and brief history. Lyndall Ryan
Women's studies in the 1990s: Problems and prospects. Judith Allen
Orphans of the storm: The attrition of the ANU women's studies program. Jill Julius Matthews and Dorothy Broom
The Women's Research Centre at the University of Western Sydney, Nepean: Political and ethical considerations. Deborah Chambers and Christine Wieneke
''There's good news in the mail!": Women's studies by external mode ofdelivery. Kay Schaffer and Beverley Thiele
ARTICLES
Inauguration of the Faculty ofLaw at the University of Wollongong. Sir Anthony Mason
Portia lost in the groves of academe wondering what to do about legal education. Margaret Thomton
Academic freedom in South Africa. Seumas Miller
REVIEWS
Reviewing the quality of higher education? WF Connell
Double burdens of 'secondary' labour. Belinda Proben
Psychology as public education Simon Marginson
The Dawkins reform agenda. Bob Lingard
The new computer order. Lindsay Fitzclarence
Computing for fun and profit. Ilana Snyder
TAFE: Demand and supply. William Hall
ERRATUM
Vol. 34, no. 1
Published 1991.
FEATURE: ACCOUNTABILITY
Introduction. Barry Hindess and Ian Hunter
Modelling and motivating academic performance Geoffrey Brennan and Philip Pettit
Accountability: To Whom - For What? Rachel Sharp
Working in the present Tony Bennett
Two kinds of accountability. Barry Hindess
From the state to the citizen to the economy. Nicholas Brown
The personality market. Denise Meredyth
ARTICLES
The meanings ofthe clever country Stuan Macintyre
Women in medical research and academia: what future? Sylvia M Kirov
REVIEWS
Defining the university staff shortage. Ian Allen
Productivity for fun and profit. Gerald Burke
The engine room of research policy. Jim Beattie
Agriculture: the Waite review. L A Douglas
A Government policy archive. John Lawry
Vol. 33, no. 1 & 2
Published 1990.
FEATURE: RESEARCH POLICY
Strategic policy for science. Ron Johnston
How research came to dominate higher education and what ought to be done about it. Don Aitkin
The dying of the light. lan Lowe
ARTICLES
A study of counting. lan Doust
Destroying the gift: Ratiollulising research in
the humanities. Freya Mathews
The Academic Freedom Charter Experience. Michael
Bartos
Privatising state workers: The case of academics. John O'Brien
Access to university education in Australia 1852·1990: Changes in the undergraduate social mix Don Anderson
The Courts and the universities. The Honorable Justice Richard E. McGarvie
A note on the impact of HECS in enrolments in graduate management courses. Michael Jay Polonsky
Academic background and achievement of single and married mothers undertaking tertiary studies. Ailsa Burns and Cath Scott
A survey of overseas students in Queensland. G.T. Steedman and R. W. Dagwell
Adding a summer term to the academic year. Neil Johnson
REVIEWS
Accounting education J. W. Nevile
The Aulich Report Jenny Strauss
The impact of HECS Jan Currie
Origins of amalgamations Kerry Barlow
Productivity as a positive Terri Seddon
Heads, chairs and managers Lynn Meek
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