Référence bibliographique : TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, 28, Fall 2012: 'Out of the Ruins, the University to Come', , 2015.
Référence bibliographique : TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, 28, Fall 2012: "Out of the Ruins, the University to Come", 2015.
TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, Number 28, Fall 2012: Out of the Ruins, the University to Come
à lire en ligne : http://pi.library.yorku.ca/ojs/index.php/topia/issue/view/2085
INTRODUCTION : Out of the Ruins, the University to Come
Bob Hanke, Alison Hearn
ARTICLES
Struggling Universities: Simon Fraser University and the Crisis of Canadian Public Education
Enda Brophy, Myka Tucker-Abramson
Academic Feminism's Entanglements with University Corporatization
Janice Newson
University Branding Via Securitization
Julie Gregory
Beyond Academic Freedom: Canadian Neoliberal Universities in the Global Context
Sandra Jeppesen, Holly Nazar
Reconfiguring the Academic Dance: A Critique of Faculty?s Responses to Administrative Practices in Canadian Universities
Claire Polster
Knowledge Mediators and Lubricating Channels: On the Temporal Politics of Remissioning the University
Filip Vostal, Susan Robertson
OFFERINGS
Circulation and the New University Brian Whitener, Dan Nemser
The Scholarly Affair is Self-Love, Paul Magee
The University, the Media and the Politics of Voice, Sean Phelan
The University System: Alienation or Emancipation? , Éric George
Social Science Research and the Creation of Publics, Nick Mahony
David F. Noble 1945?2010: An Appreciation, Wade Rowland
GALLERY
Gallery of Voices and Images from the Maple Spring
REVIEW ESSAYS
The Neo-University, Ross Eaman
University Professors: Recurring Issues Revisited Kenneth-Roy Bonin
Beyond the Knowledge Factory? Ian Angus
From the Arab Spring to the Maple Spring: National Student Protests Graduate to Transnational Social Movements, Lena Palacios
The Academy and the Politics of Exchange: A Network for The Public Good, David N. Wright