European universities have come under reform pressures to make them instruments of social and economic development, compromising their earlier status as socially buffered institutions. The aim of this paper was to investigate the hypothesis that tensions and inconsistencies in recent higher education reforms in Poland trace back to a fundamental conflict between institutional and instrumental visions of the university. Findings suggest an intersection of „rationalized myths” that locks the university sector in a „corset” experienced by stakeholders more like a return to the Soviet past than the way of a better future. Seen through the lens of second-order systems theory, these findings problematize the assumption that the historically groun...
The economic processes experienced by European Union member states are clearly simultaneous in that ...
Dla autora dysertacjij interesujące było pytanie badawcze: czy możemy w takim tworze organizacyjnym ...
In the article the author continues (this is the second part of the problem addressed by the author)...
Much like in other higher education establishments, the education process at Polish vocational colle...
Since 2004 the combined student debt in the United States has grown by more than one trillion dollar...
Educational expansion, in most general terms, and in the majority of European countries studied, see...
Due to increasing competition and lack of funds, Polish higher education institutions have to perfec...
This article examines the connection between the internationalisation of higher education and the qu...
“Academic governance” is a term which is little known and rarely used in Polish literaturę. However...
Badania podjęte w niniejszym artykule podzielone zostały na dwie części. Ich pierwszym celem jest us...
Universities are key elements of the system of science in all OECD countries. Not only do they condu...
Although nowadays the idea of direct democracy has been dominated by the system of representative go...
Two probable developmental scenarios for higher education in Poland are presented. These scenarios a...
In the article, the author attempts to analyze the contemporary conditions for the necessary changes...
This article is an attempt to discuss the evaluative research conducted for the purpose of the proje...
The economic processes experienced by European Union member states are clearly simultaneous in that ...
Dla autora dysertacjij interesujące było pytanie badawcze: czy możemy w takim tworze organizacyjnym ...
In the article the author continues (this is the second part of the problem addressed by the author)...
Much like in other higher education establishments, the education process at Polish vocational colle...
Since 2004 the combined student debt in the United States has grown by more than one trillion dollar...
Educational expansion, in most general terms, and in the majority of European countries studied, see...
Due to increasing competition and lack of funds, Polish higher education institutions have to perfec...
This article examines the connection between the internationalisation of higher education and the qu...
“Academic governance” is a term which is little known and rarely used in Polish literaturę. However...
Badania podjęte w niniejszym artykule podzielone zostały na dwie części. Ich pierwszym celem jest us...
Universities are key elements of the system of science in all OECD countries. Not only do they condu...
Although nowadays the idea of direct democracy has been dominated by the system of representative go...
Two probable developmental scenarios for higher education in Poland are presented. These scenarios a...
In the article, the author attempts to analyze the contemporary conditions for the necessary changes...
This article is an attempt to discuss the evaluative research conducted for the purpose of the proje...
The economic processes experienced by European Union member states are clearly simultaneous in that ...
Dla autora dysertacjij interesujące było pytanie badawcze: czy możemy w takim tworze organizacyjnym ...
In the article the author continues (this is the second part of the problem addressed by the author)...