The COVID-19 pandemic intensified anxieties among temporary workers in New Zealand
tertiary education, particularly those affiliated with universities reliant on the lucrative market …

This article responds to debate over casualisation within the Australian Historical
Association (AHA) and within the history profession in Australia more generally. It is argued …

Ko te manu e kai ana i te miro, nōna te ngahere; Ko te manu e kai ana i te mātauranga, nōna
te aoKo te manu e whakatinana ana i ērā mātauranga, nōna te whenua taurikura (Ratana …

While widespread concerns exist over the experiences and career trajectories of
postdoctoral fellows in higher education, these concerns are not always examined through …

Abstract Scholars of European, North American, and other global North universities have
observed a significant generational shift in academic staff's employment conditions. Aspiring …

There is a growing divide between ongoing and precarious academics in Australia.
Precarious academics are often exploited, underpaid, and have little hope of gaining …

The COVID-19 pandemic intensified anxieties among temporary workers in New Zealand
tertiary education, particularly those affiliated with universities reliant on the lucrative market …

Precarious Work, Invisible Labour Page 1 Precarious Work, Invisible Labour Knowledge
Production at the Institutional Periphery Nour Nicole Dados Page 2 Precarious Work …

Higher education around the world is in a state of great flux and change. The purpose of
higher education is being questioned, particularly in the face of its evolving nature and …