The last couple of decades have witnessed a great emphasis on creativity, innovation and
entrepreneurship, with higher education institutions “demanding” innovation or claiming that …

Underrepresentation of women in numerous fields, including academia, especially in the
engineering and technology domain have been studied from various perspectives …

Women make up most higher education administration and faculty positions, but they are
concentrated at the lowest echelon of the academy. As women attempt professional …

This study's purpose is to develop an understanding of how universities recognise and
reward academic citizenship, the non-research or teaching aspects of academic work. To do …

Professorships are hard to achieve in most countries for both men and women due to a
scarcity of permanent positions in academia (Fumasol i et al., 2015). Becoming a professor …

Student perception in the asynchronous online learning course room was examined in this
study. The problem addressed was how latent functions of gender bias might negatively …

This study reviews if the glass cliff phenomenon is occurring in US higher education
presidential hires. This topic is essential to review as US higher education institutions are …

This chapter examines the changing research funding and evaluation policy landscape in
the United Kingdom (UK) and describes the major developments in the policy as well as the …

Care has long been identified as being in a state of crisis. Rich nations have been described
as experiencing a 'care deficit'in that the demand for care cannot be met by existing …

Care is part of our personal and social lives, whether we realise it or not. Its critical
philosophical reflection began relatively recently with the formation of the feminist ethics of …