Just released - HEP 27/4 – December 2014

The latest edition of Higher Education Policy (HEP) has just been released and is a special edition entitled Early Career Researchers and Changing Working Conditions in Academia.

Contents (Special Edition)

• Introduction: Early Career Researchers and Changing Working Conditions in Academia - Veronika Wöhrer;
• Power at the Interfaces: The Contested Orderings of Academic Presents and Futures in a Social Science Department – Tereza Stöckelová; full text of this article is freely available here
• Supervision and Early Career Work Experiences of Estonian Humanities Researchers Under the Conditions of Project-based Funding – Jaana Eigi, Pille Põiklik, Endla Lõhkivi and Katrin Velbaum;
• To Stay or to Go? Narratives of Early-Stage Sociologists about Persisting in Academia – Veronika Wöhrer;
• Keep on Movin’? Research Mobility’s Meanings for Italian Early-Stage Researchers - Chiara Carrozza and Sara Minucci;

Other Articles

• Setting Policy Agenda for the Social Dimension of the Bologna Process – Yasemin Yagci;
• Inclusion of Women Academics into American Universities: Analysis of Women Status Reports - Xuhong Su and Monica Gaughan. More...