Contribution in edited book

The European Academic Profession or Academic Professions in Europe?



Publication Details
Authors:
Höhle, E.; Teichler, U.
Editor:
Teichler, U.; Höhle, Ea.
Publisher:
Springer
Place:
Dordrecht

Publication year:
2013
Pages range :
249-272
Book title:
The Work Situation of the Academic Profession in Europe: Findings of a Survey in Twelve Countries
Title of series:
The Changing Academy - The Changing Academic Profession in International Comparative Perspective
Number in series:
8
ISBN:
9789400759763
DOI-Link der Erstveröffentlichung:


Abstract
The last chapter is a synopsis of the findings of the previous chapters about the academic profession(s) in Europe. It asks how homogeneous the academic profession is from country to country or if it differs in ways that would justify to characterise them as different professions. In the context of the national structures of the higher education system, a bouquet of topics is brought together. The most outstanding results in respect to career paths, academic working conditions, preferences and time spent for different tasks, as well as the core functions teaching and research shall be summarised. Also, cross-cutting topics like gender, satisfaction, inter-individual diversity, and evaluation and managerial styles shall round up the analysis. Finally, it can be further summarised, that the academic profession is more homogeneous in some respects and more differentiated in other respects.


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