Understanding inequalities in, through and by higher education /
Understanding inequalities in, through and by higher education /
edited by Gaële Goastellec ; [foreword by Philip G. Altbach].
- 1 online resource.
- Global perspectives on higher education ; v. 21 Educational Research E-Books Online, Collection 2005-2017, ISBN: 9789004394001 .
- Global Perspectives on Higher Education 21. Educational Research E-Books Online, Collection 2005-2017, ISBN: 9789004394001. .
Includes bibliographical references.
Preliminary Material / Inequality in Higher Education / Remediation, Practicality, Diversity and Social Justice / Profiling Successful Students / Community Colleges and the Opportunity Gap / Inequalities in Postgraduate Education / Academic Hiring and Inequality / The Multidimensional Constraints Weighing on Academic Recruitment / Inequality in Academic Careers in Germany / Conclusion / About the Authors / Gaële Goastellec -- Martina Vukasović and Cláudia S. Sarrico -- Michele S. Moses -- Magali Jaoul-Grammare -- Carol Schmid -- Paul Wakeling -- Benoit Cret and Christine Musselin -- Farinaz Fassa and Jacques-Antoine Gauthier -- Marc Kaulisch and Susan Böhmer -- Gaële Goastellec -- Gaële Goastellec.
Which inequalities characterise today higher education’systems, which one do they produce and which one do they fight? This book answers this three sides question by developing a comprehensive approach to depict and frame inequalities in and by higher education. By doing so, it provides researchers and policies makers with a tool to think and fight inequalities. Drawing on a multilevel and international perspective, this book analyses the inequalities issue at three levels (Access to higher education, Success in higher education and Access to academic careers as an illustration of inequalities in access to the marketplace) by using complementary disciplines and approaches. Besides national histories of higher education and their path dependencies, societal specificities and their understanding of what diversity means and how it can be measured, international pressures to admit common norms, inequalities are today thought in an always more multidimensional, qualitative way. Relying on cases studies, this book takes the reader through the contemporary complexity of higher education inequalities to finally provide him with a conceptual scheme of reading the dimensions weighting on inequalities and think the potential tools to address them.
9789460913082
10.1163/9789460913082 DOI
2012367845
Educational equalization.
Academic achievement.
Minorities in higher education.
Education, Higher.
LC213 / .U53 2010
Includes bibliographical references.
Preliminary Material / Inequality in Higher Education / Remediation, Practicality, Diversity and Social Justice / Profiling Successful Students / Community Colleges and the Opportunity Gap / Inequalities in Postgraduate Education / Academic Hiring and Inequality / The Multidimensional Constraints Weighing on Academic Recruitment / Inequality in Academic Careers in Germany / Conclusion / About the Authors / Gaële Goastellec -- Martina Vukasović and Cláudia S. Sarrico -- Michele S. Moses -- Magali Jaoul-Grammare -- Carol Schmid -- Paul Wakeling -- Benoit Cret and Christine Musselin -- Farinaz Fassa and Jacques-Antoine Gauthier -- Marc Kaulisch and Susan Böhmer -- Gaële Goastellec -- Gaële Goastellec.
Which inequalities characterise today higher education’systems, which one do they produce and which one do they fight? This book answers this three sides question by developing a comprehensive approach to depict and frame inequalities in and by higher education. By doing so, it provides researchers and policies makers with a tool to think and fight inequalities. Drawing on a multilevel and international perspective, this book analyses the inequalities issue at three levels (Access to higher education, Success in higher education and Access to academic careers as an illustration of inequalities in access to the marketplace) by using complementary disciplines and approaches. Besides national histories of higher education and their path dependencies, societal specificities and their understanding of what diversity means and how it can be measured, international pressures to admit common norms, inequalities are today thought in an always more multidimensional, qualitative way. Relying on cases studies, this book takes the reader through the contemporary complexity of higher education inequalities to finally provide him with a conceptual scheme of reading the dimensions weighting on inequalities and think the potential tools to address them.
9789460913082
10.1163/9789460913082 DOI
2012367845
Educational equalization.
Academic achievement.
Minorities in higher education.
Education, Higher.
LC213 / .U53 2010