Academic Staff in Europe

JÜRGEN ENDERS is Senior Researcher at the Center for Research on Higher Education and Work, University of Kassel, Germany.

• Preface Between State Control and Academic Capitalism: A Comparative Perspective on Academic Staff in Europe by Jurgen Enders The Academic Profession in the Two Communities of Belgium by Karel Tavernier Academic Staff in Denmark: The Consequences of Massification in a Small Country by John E. Andersen The Changing Nature of Academic Employment in Finnish Higher Education by Jussi VAlimaa Professional Diversity in a Centralized System: Academic Staff in France by Thierry Chevaillier Unsolved Problems and Inadequate Solutions: The Situation of Academic Staff in German Higher Education by Uwe Schimank The Academic Profession in Greece: Current State and Conditions of Employment by D.G. Tsaoussis Academic Staff in Ireland: The Right of Tenure Enacted and Endorsed by Maureen Killeavy and Marie Coleman A Guild in Transition: The Italian Case by Roberto Moscati The End of Public Employment in Dutch Higher Education by Egbert de Weert Expansion, Reorganization, and Discontent among Academic Staff: The Norwegian Case by Svein Kyvik, Ole-Jacob Skodvin, Jens-Christian Smeby, and Susanne Lehmann Sundnes The Academic Profession in a Massifying System: The Portuguese Case by VirgD'ilio A. Meira Soares Adapting to Change: The Academic Profession in Spain by Jose-Gines Mora The Academic Profession in Sweden: Diversity and Change in an Egalitarian System by Berit Askling Profession of Prolatariat: Academic Staff in the UK after Two Decades of Change by Oliver Fulton and Chris Holland Index