<個人論文>イギリスにおける大学補助金諮問委員会の大学ガバナンスに関する勧告の分析(1889～1901年)

This article attempts to examine the intention of the British central government on university governance in the prehistory of the UGC. Whereas Vernon (2001) suggests that the state had had the strong influence on universities and university colleges since 1889, he does not consider the contents of the state influence. In this paper, through the analysis of the reports of ad hoc university grants committees in 1889-1901, the significance of advice on university governance in the formation of the higher education system in the United Kingdom will be shown. It can be said that there are the following intentions of the committees on university governance. Firstly, the committees intended to standardise numbers and emoluments of staffs by ear-marked grants. Secondly, they expected to "purchase" universities from local governments in order that the central government obtained power on the universities