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- Academic Affiliations and Conflict of Interest of Public Officials : Initial Evidence from East and South-East Europe and Central Asia / Mihaylo Milovanovitch ; Arevik Anapiosyan countries had a conflict of interest through their affiliation with a higher education institution while in office. The most common forms of problematic affiliations were salaried positions in universities and [...] 47016 MILOVANOVITCH, Mihaylo Academic Affiliations and Conflict of Interest of...
- The forgotten minority : examining religious affiliation and university satisfaction / Nicholas A. Bowman ; Cynthia Toms Smedley 34636 BOWMAN, Nicholas A. The forgotten minority : examining religious affiliation and university satisfaction / Nicholas A. Bowman ; Cynthia Toms Smedley 2013 In: Higher education. - 65 (2013) [...] graduation rates in terms of race/ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status. However,...
- Does the affiliation of universities to external organizations foster diversity in private higher education? : Chile in comparative perspective universities is proposed, on the basis of the forms affiliation (or its absence), was observed to take in the cases examined. Weak and strong forms of affiliation are described, and affiliated universities are [...] 20733 BERNASCONI, Andres Does the affiliation of universities to external...
- Disciplinary and interdisciplinary affiliations of experienced researchers 24867 BREW, Angela Disciplinary and interdisciplinary affiliations of experienced researchers 2008 In: Higher education. - 56 (2008) 4, S. 423 - 438 Wissenschaft : Interdisziplinarität This article [...] article reports on a study of senior academics? views of their disciplinary and...
- International partnerships : a broadened view of benefit and impact / Susan Buck Sutton of value. The article thus also explores the concept of mutual benefit often invoked for such affiliations, but not always achieved, concluding that maximum individual institutional benefit depends both
- Motivation to study in higher education : a comparison between Germany and Great Britain / Sandra Loeber and Helen E. Higson Through socio-demographic data the authors could deploy facts about social backgrounds and the affiliations to socio-economic classes. There are some expected findings (e.g., British A-level students are
- The prestige of social scientists in Spain and France : an examination of their h-index values using Scopus and Google Scholar / Marcelo P.Dabós ... 500 scholars in economics, sociology, and management who have Spanish and French institutional affiliations operationalized by their h-index in Scopus and Google Scholar. We use a negative binomial count
- The status games they play : unpacking the dynamics of organisational status competition in higher education / Jelena Brankovic identify three mechanisms of organisational status constructioncategories, intermediaries and affiliationsand offers a set of propositions as to how universities of different status rank are expected
- New promotion patterns in Italian universities: Less seniority and more productivity? : data from ASN / Giulio Marini controlling for such indicators as publications (three different indicators of), data regarding affiliation with committee members, age, gender, current position and time since last promotion show better
- A guide to internationalization for chief academic officers / by Barbara A. Hill and Madeleine F. Green change. The essay is framed so that the CAO of any institution, regardless of sector, size, or affiliation, can find useful advice about the processes and content of internationalization. (HRK / Abstract
