Governance of governance in higher education: Practices and lessons drawn from the Portuguese case

The implementation of the governance reform of Portuguese higher education has been developed under the influence of 'new public management' resulting in the loss of collegial governance. Additionally, the need for meta-governance of the higher education system and institutions to monitor...

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Published in:Higher education quarterly 2013-07, Vol.67 (3), p.295-311
Main Authors: Magalhaes, António M, u.a
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Academic Achievement
Ausland
Autonomy
Colleges and universities
Education policy
Educational Change
Educational Legislation
Educational Policy
Europe
Foreign Countries
Governance
Government and politics
Higher Education
Hochschule
Hochschulsystem
Institutional Autonomy
Job Skills
Legislation
Management
Portugal
Reform
Selbstverwaltung
State Universities
Verfassung
Verwaltung
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Ausland
Autonomy
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Education policy
Educational Change
Educational Legislation
Educational Policy
Europe
Foreign Countries
Governance
Government and politics
Higher Education
Hochschule
Hochschulsystem
Institutional Autonomy
Job Skills
Legislation
Management
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Reform
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State Universities
Verfassung
Verwaltung
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