Titlebook: Gender Change in Academia; Re-Mapping the Field Birgit Riegraf,Brigitte Aulenbacher,Ursula Müller Book 2010 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaf

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Reforming university, re-gendering careers. Informal barriers to women academics in Austria,ach professorship (Elise Richter, philology). Up to the late 1960s, fees and entrance examination made higher education mainly available for upper and middle class children. In the 1970s, significant steps were undertaken towards the opening of higher education to all members of Austrian society. Si

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Grasping the poisoned chalice: Higher education and managerial identities in Sweden,fessional autonomy and concerns for research. To this end, a new budget process was gradually introduced across the state administrative sector in Sweden during the 1980s (von Otter 1995), with the Swedish Government introducing a new economic system of governance for its Universities in 1993 (SOU 2

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Is Science as way of life in transition? Some notes about the every day style of life of academics will be and what impact they might have on the universities, on the employment relations of the scientific staff and on their style of life. With a closer look at gender relations ambivalent tendencies in academia can be considered: On one hand women as scientists are under-represented in most Euro

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Academic Life and Gender Relations. The Case of Fathers in Professorship,gender equality of their students and employees (cf. L?ther 2006). The quality of workplaces, especially the ‘family friendliness’ of universities increasingly count as an asset within the international competition for students and highly qualified academic talents. The initiatives not only react to