In the United Kingdom, academic research is assessed every five to six years through Research Assessment Exercises (RAEs), the first of which was launched under Margaret Thatcher in 1986 as part of a new policy of quality-related funding. Their results are used as a basis for calculating the recurrent research grants allocated to higher education institutions by the funding councils within the global higher education public budget. Drawing on Louise Morley’s theory (2004) according to which institutional quality mechanisms can be said to be part of a “political technology” conveying certain ideologies, this paper explores the evolution of research funding polici...
National governments spend significant amounts of money supporting public research. However, in an e...
It is argued that the significance of the research assessment exercises (RAEs) does not reside prima...
The UK’s periodic research assessment exercise has grown larger and more formalised since its first ...
In the United Kingdom, academic research is assessed every five to six years through Researc...
The purpose of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) is to judge the quality of research in the UK...
This article uses the political struggles that have enveloped the research assessment exercises (RAE...
National governments spend significant amounts of money supporting public research. However, in an e...
peer reviewedResearch evaluation systems in many countries aim to improve the quality of higher educ...
The paper develops an empirical approach for analysing the relationships between funding and researc...
A considerable sum of money is allocated to UK universities on the basis of Research Assessment Exer...
Supranational and national public research funding instruments have been recognizing considerable at...
The Research Assessment Exercise (henceforth abbreviated to RAE) was introduced in 1986 by Thatcher,...
none3The issue of funding of universities is attracting large interest in recent years, due to chang...
A 20 year quantitative assessment of research in British universities has coincided with a renaissan...
AbstractConcern is growing about the way Britain's government allocates funds set aside for universi...
National governments spend significant amounts of money supporting public research. However, in an e...
It is argued that the significance of the research assessment exercises (RAEs) does not reside prima...
The UK’s periodic research assessment exercise has grown larger and more formalised since its first ...
In the United Kingdom, academic research is assessed every five to six years through Researc...
The purpose of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) is to judge the quality of research in the UK...
This article uses the political struggles that have enveloped the research assessment exercises (RAE...
National governments spend significant amounts of money supporting public research. However, in an e...
peer reviewedResearch evaluation systems in many countries aim to improve the quality of higher educ...
The paper develops an empirical approach for analysing the relationships between funding and researc...
A considerable sum of money is allocated to UK universities on the basis of Research Assessment Exer...
Supranational and national public research funding instruments have been recognizing considerable at...
The Research Assessment Exercise (henceforth abbreviated to RAE) was introduced in 1986 by Thatcher,...
none3The issue of funding of universities is attracting large interest in recent years, due to chang...
A 20 year quantitative assessment of research in British universities has coincided with a renaissan...
AbstractConcern is growing about the way Britain's government allocates funds set aside for universi...
National governments spend significant amounts of money supporting public research. However, in an e...
It is argued that the significance of the research assessment exercises (RAEs) does not reside prima...
The UK’s periodic research assessment exercise has grown larger and more formalised since its first ...