This chapter explores how four decades of neoliberalist policies have transformed a historically erudite and collegial culture within Australian universities into a mass-delivery mechanism for education and research outputs. It examines the pervasiveness of New Public Management accounting and auditing in academic performance measurement. We find that academic performance in Australian universities has become increasingly characterized by a managerial audit culture
This study explores the potential of ERA to foster strategically oriented Management Accounting (MA)...
This study examines the perceptions of individual academics about performance management systems (PM...
This study examines the perceptions of individual academics about performance management systems (PM...
Performance measurement systems (PMSs) are a global phenomenon emanating from new public management ...
Purpose: As accounting academics, we know that performance measurement is well-trodden ground in the...
An increased emphasis on monitoring, evaluating and quantifying institutional performance across a r...
Purpose: As accounting academics, the authors know that performance measurement is well-trodden gro...
Neoliberal reforms in higher education have shaped the nature of academic work since the 1980s in Au...
This paper explores the impact of neoliberalism on Australia's public higher education system. It ex...
Neoliberal reforms in higher education have shaped the nature of academic work since the 1980s in Au...
This paper uses neo-institutional theory to exzmine the rise and fall of performance indicators adop...
This article presents the findings of a project investigating the intended and unintended consequenc...
This paper considers performance appraisals in Australian universities. It examines some of the theo...
This study explores the potential of ERA to foster strategically oriented Management Accounting (MA)...
Neo-liberal reforms have flowed through the public sector since the 1980s, with new public managemen...
This study explores the potential of ERA to foster strategically oriented Management Accounting (MA)...
This study examines the perceptions of individual academics about performance management systems (PM...
This study examines the perceptions of individual academics about performance management systems (PM...
Performance measurement systems (PMSs) are a global phenomenon emanating from new public management ...
Purpose: As accounting academics, we know that performance measurement is well-trodden ground in the...
An increased emphasis on monitoring, evaluating and quantifying institutional performance across a r...
Purpose: As accounting academics, the authors know that performance measurement is well-trodden gro...
Neoliberal reforms in higher education have shaped the nature of academic work since the 1980s in Au...
This paper explores the impact of neoliberalism on Australia's public higher education system. It ex...
Neoliberal reforms in higher education have shaped the nature of academic work since the 1980s in Au...
This paper uses neo-institutional theory to exzmine the rise and fall of performance indicators adop...
This article presents the findings of a project investigating the intended and unintended consequenc...
This paper considers performance appraisals in Australian universities. It examines some of the theo...
This study explores the potential of ERA to foster strategically oriented Management Accounting (MA)...
Neo-liberal reforms have flowed through the public sector since the 1980s, with new public managemen...
This study explores the potential of ERA to foster strategically oriented Management Accounting (MA)...
This study examines the perceptions of individual academics about performance management systems (PM...
This study examines the perceptions of individual academics about performance management systems (PM...