Titlebook: Academic Citizenship in African Higher Education; Towards a Socioecono Chux Gervase Iwu Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Academic Citizenship in Private Higher Education Institutions: A South African Reflection,e imperative for a holistic approach to academic citizenship discourse, emphasising private institutions’ unique challenges. Consequently, the chapter advocates for an inclusive perspective and recognises the diverse landscapes of private and public HEIs. The identified challenges and distinctions b

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,Behavioural Impediments in Realising Decent Academic Citizenship: Evidence from Nigeria’s Higher Edganisation perspectives to conceptualise academic citizenship behaviour (ACB). Five OCB categories related to university academic effectiveness are experimentally explained by comparing the influence of good academic citizenship on task performance. Three theories – planned behaviour, equity, and Ma

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Academic Citizenship and Socioeconomic Development,thodology utilised consists of a desktop review of the extant literature, employing solely secondary sources for data extraction. The chapter argues that engagement in academic citizenship goes beyond the conventional pedagogic and research responsibilities and drives the growth of societies because

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,Do University Culture and Traditions Limit or Influence the Extent of an Academic’s Role Beyond Aca practices of university culture impact academics’ behaviour and expectations in the academic environment and in social roles. The methodological strength of the presented analysis rests on sociology, education, cultural studies and documentary evaluations. The chapter shows how university culture a

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Using Frameworks to Establish a Culture of Academic Citizenship: An Illustrative Case,e intellectual citizenship beyond membership. However, there exists no consensus on academic citizenship. Various interpretations hinder operationalisation, which affects deliveries and quantifiable goals. Academic citizenship in this chapter means membership in an institution-of higher education se

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Academic Citizenship in Private Higher Education Institutions: A South African Reflection,on of private higher education institutions (HEIs), academic discourse predominantly concentrates on public institutions, creating a significant knowledge gap regarding the distinctive dynamics within private HEIs. This chapter addresses this gap and employs a narrative literature review methodology

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