The paper reports on an empirical study based on qualitative interviews with staff from four
Australian universities. These universities are shown to be undergoing significant social …

This image of the faculty-entrepreneur in the new economy is in stark opposition with the
traditional role of the academic profession. In particular, social theorist Pierre Bourdieu …

This chapter offers a critical review of the literature primarily published since 2000 on
industry-academia linkages with particular attention to conceptualizations for future …

Moreover, Mendoza (2009) argues that the literature on academic capitalism fails to properly
acknowledge disciplinary and institutional differences, which results in an oversimplification …

This article examines the research-related experiences of 48 doctoral students and 22
faculty in science and engineering fields at three research universities, with specific …

This article explores the science identities of 21 women STEM Ph. D. students at three
research universities in the United States. Following a narrative approach, the findings …

This study investigated academic norms related to faculty engagement with industry in one
public research-intensive university in the United States in the fields of Science, Technology …

Purpose–Enhancing student opportunity and providing an outstanding learning experience
within an increasingly competitive market requires a multifaceted approach to learning. This …

In the last few decades, institutions of higher learning are being transformed from ivory
towers to become engines of regional and national economic development and 'knowledge …

The traditional purpose of higher education is to serve the public by creating knowledge for
free exchange for the benefit of all members of a given society. With the dominance of the …