1995
DOI: 10.1080/13583883.1995.9966874
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Collegiality, managerialism and leadership in English universities

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“…Spendlove (2007), in commenting on the observation that leading academics is like 'herding cats', notes that this also reflects one of the strengths of conventional university organization: the independent thinking of the people who work in them. Dearlove (1995) noted how the government funding of higher education had impacted on the autonomy of academic work, arguing that 'the nature of academic work' was blocking institutions' ability to respond to change and that the development of 'visionary "trusting" leaders … to secure agreement and commitment to new developments and new ways of working' is needed (p. 161). However, Bolden, Petrov, Gosling, and Bryman (2009) argue that 'new managerialism', through a focus on leadership, is seeking to moderate collegial approaches to decision-making in higher education (p. 292).…”
Section: Review Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 97%
“…Spendlove (2007), in commenting on the observation that leading academics is like 'herding cats', notes that this also reflects one of the strengths of conventional university organization: the independent thinking of the people who work in them. Dearlove (1995) noted how the government funding of higher education had impacted on the autonomy of academic work, arguing that 'the nature of academic work' was blocking institutions' ability to respond to change and that the development of 'visionary "trusting" leaders … to secure agreement and commitment to new developments and new ways of working' is needed (p. 161). However, Bolden, Petrov, Gosling, and Bryman (2009) argue that 'new managerialism', through a focus on leadership, is seeking to moderate collegial approaches to decision-making in higher education (p. 292).…”
Section: Review Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 97%
“…O colegialismo pode ser traduzido especialmente pelas premissas da autonomia institucional (ou autonomia da universidade); liberdade acadêmica individual, permitindo-se que cada pesquisador se dedique às suas áreas de interesse; e profissionalismo coletivo, marcado pela condução da universidade em órgãos colegiados, com baixos níveis de protagonismo individual (DEARLOVE, 1995; BLASCHKE; FROST; HATTKE, 2014).…”
Section: Colegialismo X Gerencialismo Nas Universidadesunclassified
“…Atualmente, as universidades vêm sendo pressionadas à adoção do gerencialismo, que se reflete no reforço da gestão individualizada, em detrimento de órgãos colegiados, e, igualmente, na competição entre pesquisadores, cursos, centros de ensino, universidades e países, transformando as instituições de ensino em "universidades empreendedoras" (DEARLOVE, 1995; BLASCHKE; FROST; HATTKE, 2014).…”
Section: Colegialismo X Gerencialismo Nas Universidadesunclassified
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