Taking Public Universities Seriously / / ed. by Frank Iacobucci, Carolyn Tuohy.

The Government of Ontario recently announced a comprehensive review of the design and funding of the province's post-secondary education system, chaired by former premier Bob Rae. The issues and opportunities confronting Ontario and Canadian research universities are by no means unique. Many in...

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Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter University of Toronto Press eBook-Package Backlist 2000-2013
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Place / Publishing House:Toronto : : University of Toronto Press, , [2016]
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Year of Publication:2016
Language:English
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Physical Description:1 online resource (650 p.)
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Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Part I. The Challenges Confronting Public Universities
  • The Role of Public Universities in the Move to Mass Higher Education: Some Reflections on the Experience of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and China
  • Australian Higher Education: Crossroads or Crisis?
  • Diverse Challenges, Diverse Solutions
  • The Principal Challenges to Public Higher Education in the United States
  • What Is a 'Public' University?
  • Challenges Facing Higher Education in America: Lessons and Opportunities
  • Towards a New Compact in University Education in Ontario
  • Part II. The Case for the Public University: Rationales for and Modes of Public Intervention
  • Public Funding of Teaching and Research in Universities: A View from the South
  • The Social Benefits of Education: New Evidence on an Old Question
  • The Case for Public Investment in the Humanities
  • On Complex Intersections: Ontario Universities and Governments
  • Equality of Opportunity and University Education
  • Part III. Responding to the Challenges: Performance-Based Government Operating and Capital Support
  • The Unbearable Lightness of Being: Universities as Performers
  • The Political Economy of Performance Funding
  • Public Funding, Markets, and Quality: Assessing the Role of Market-Based Performance Funding for Universities
  • Part IV. Building Excellence: Graduate and Research Support
  • Post-secondary Education and Research: Whither Canadian Federalism?
  • Anchors of Creativity: How Do Public Universities Create Competitive and Cohesive Communities?
  • Innovation and Research Funding: The Role of Government Support
  • Post-secondary Education and Ontario's Prosperity
  • The University Research Environment
  • Part V. Governing the System: New Modes for Promoting Accountability, Transparency, and Responsiveness
  • The Governance of Public Universities in Australia: Trends and Contemporary Issues
  • Deliberative Democracy: The Role of Educational Research in Educational Policy
  • Public Universities and the Public Interest: The Compelling Case for a Buffer between Universities and Government
  • Part VI. Enhancing Accessibility: Normative Foundations for Income-Contingent Grant and Loan Programs
  • Higher Education Funding
  • Student Financial Aid: The Roles of Loans and Grants
  • Public and Private Benefits in Higher Education
  • Access to Public Universities: Addressing Systemic Inequalities
  • Education, Equity, Economics: Can These Words Be in the Same Title?
  • An Income-Contingent Financing Program for Ontario
  • Timing the Payment of Tuition to Enhance Accessibility: A Graduate Tax?