Models for University Government
Murray G. Ross
Abstract
Murray G. Ross
Abstract
The author looks at current practices of university government in Britain, Canada and Germany and pinpoints some issues raised by recent proposals for administrative and constitutional changes in universities. He suggests that Canadian social scientists could help resolve some of these issues by systematically sorting out and objectively appraising these proposals.
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The author looks at current practices of university government in Britain, Canada and Germany and pinpoints some issues raised by recent proposals for administrative and constitutional changes in universities. He suggests that Canadian social scientists could help resolve some of these issues by systematically sorting out and objectively appraising these proposals.
Key concepts: Government (linguistics), Psychology, Higher education, Mathematics education, Pedagogy, Public administration, Sociology, Political science