The Commonwealth Education Minister, Brendan Nelson, has suggested that the federal government assume full legal responsibility for universities. Andrew Norton argues that transferring power over universities from the states to the Commonwealth would be a mistake. Centralising decisionmaking in Canberra would put key decisions in the hands of the government most deaf to feedback, with the weakest incentives to fix problems, and the least flexibility in dealing with them
The Commonwealth Government should move to the funding of undergraduate courses for Australian stude...
© 2018 Dr. Damian BarryAustralia’s higher education system, and its public universities, have been s...
This article considers the exercise of statutory power by an Australian university, in the state of ...
Following the Federation of Australia, the States were responsible for universities within their jur...
This paper explores the Commonwealth's power over universities. First it considers the extent of Com...
Australia’s schools are not keeping up with the best in the world. There is a real problem, and gove...
In Australia the federal and state/territory governments share provision and regulation in education...
Over the past few years the Federal Government has become very interested in university management. ...
In Australia the federal and state/territory governments share provision and regulation in education...
This article involves a case study of higher education which supports the concerns of the federalist...
This article considers the exercise of statutory power by an Australian university, in the state of ...
"The Australian education system, taken as a whole, is evolving into something but we don’t know wha...
The Australian Constitution makes no reference to education as one of the responsibilities transferr...
The public debate about governance in Australia’s Universities has increased in recent years. As poi...
There has been much critical comment in recent years about the tensions between the regulation impos...
The Commonwealth Government should move to the funding of undergraduate courses for Australian stude...
© 2018 Dr. Damian BarryAustralia’s higher education system, and its public universities, have been s...
This article considers the exercise of statutory power by an Australian university, in the state of ...
Following the Federation of Australia, the States were responsible for universities within their jur...
This paper explores the Commonwealth's power over universities. First it considers the extent of Com...
Australia’s schools are not keeping up with the best in the world. There is a real problem, and gove...
In Australia the federal and state/territory governments share provision and regulation in education...
Over the past few years the Federal Government has become very interested in university management. ...
In Australia the federal and state/territory governments share provision and regulation in education...
This article involves a case study of higher education which supports the concerns of the federalist...
This article considers the exercise of statutory power by an Australian university, in the state of ...
"The Australian education system, taken as a whole, is evolving into something but we don’t know wha...
The Australian Constitution makes no reference to education as one of the responsibilities transferr...
The public debate about governance in Australia’s Universities has increased in recent years. As poi...
There has been much critical comment in recent years about the tensions between the regulation impos...
The Commonwealth Government should move to the funding of undergraduate courses for Australian stude...
© 2018 Dr. Damian BarryAustralia’s higher education system, and its public universities, have been s...
This article considers the exercise of statutory power by an Australian university, in the state of ...