University Collegiality and the Erosion of Faculty Authority

Kerstin Sahlin is Professor of Public Management in the Department of Business Studies at Uppsala University, Sweden.Ulla Eriksson-Zetterquist is Professor of Management Studies in the Department of Business Administration, School of Business, Economics, and Law, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.

• Introduction: University Collegiality and the Erosion of Faculty Authority; Kerstin Sahlin and Ulla Eriksson-ZetterquistSection 1. Collegiality and the Rise of Organizational ActorsChapter 1. Governing Research. New Forms of Competition and Cooperation in Academia; Anna Kosmützky and Georg KrückenChapter 2. The Managerialization of Higher Education in Germany and Its Consequences: Changes in Job Advertisements for Professorships in German Universities, 1990 to 2010; Lisa-Maria Gerhardt, Jan Goldenstein, Simon Oertel, Philipp Poschmann, and Peter WalgenbachChapter 3. Globalization of Universities as Organizational Actors?; Seungah S. Lee and Francisco O. RamirezChapter 4. A Slow Form of Governance? Collegial Organization and Temporal Synchronization in the Context of Swedish University Reforms; Hampus Östh GustafssonChapter 5. The Construction of the University as an Organizational Actor and Its Consequences for the University as an Institution: Reflections on the Case of Australia; Hokyu HwangSection 2. Collegiality in a Political ContextChapter 6. Collegiality and Communication: This Time It’s Personal; Francois van Schalkwyk and Nico CloeteChapter 7. Governance in Chinese Universities; Wen Wen and Simon MarginsonChapter 8. The Social Creation of Temporary Academic Positions in Chile, Colombia, Germany and the US; Pedro Pineda