Entre 2 600 et 40 000 lycéens ont pris part à une action de blocage et de manifestations contre la politique du gouvernement. Plus...
14 décembre 2018
12 décembre 2018
Politique publique. Ti Lab, 1 an d'existence et 3 000 contributeurs
Ti Lab, le "laboratoire régional d'innovation publique" créé, il y a 1 an, par l'Etat et le Conseil régional de Bretagne a pour objectif d'améliorer les services publics bretons. 3 000 personnes ont été conviées par les organisateurs à plancher lors d'ateliers.
Source : http://www.gref-bretagne.com/Actualites/Revue-de-presse/Politique-publique.-Ti-Lab-1-an-d-existence-et-3-000-contributeurs
7 décembre 2018
Elections présidentielles à Madagascar : retour vers le passé ?
La bataille finale pour la présidence opposera donc probablement Andry Rajoelina à Marc Ravalomanana, deux hommes qui sont à couteaux tirés depuis le coup d’État qui a permis à l’ancien disc-jockey de renverser Ravalomanana en 2009. Plus...
28 novembre 2018
What a Divided Congress Means for Higher Education
By Andrew Kreighbaum. Democrats have taken control of the U.S. House of Representatives for the first time in eight years. And one of the biggest losers of the midterm elections may be Education Secretary Betsy DeVos. More...
26 novembre 2018
Gubernatorial Winners and Higher Education
By Scott Jaschik. Even as many were gripped by the potential change in control of Congress, races for governor could be exceptionally important for public higher education. Governors appoint board members and have great influence over appropriations. More...
26 novembre 2018
The Party Line
By Ellie Bothwell for Times Higher Education. Scholars have warned that the state of academic freedom in China is “going from bad to worse” after the president of one of the country’s leading universities was ousted and replaced by a Communist Party chief. More...19 novembre 2018
Minister’s veto power on ARC grants is political interference (Advocate 25 03)
The revelations of the shameful intervention by Simon Birmingham, when he was Minister for Education, to politically interfere with research funding should appal everyone, but unfortunately most outside the sector will pay little attention. His actions, in secretly rejecting eleven applications that had been approved by the Australian Research Council (ARC), re-visit the actions of Brendan Nelson in 2005-2006, and demonstrate again this Government’s readiness to kowtow to the extreme right – now referred to, within their own party and more broadly, as their ‘base’. More...19 novembre 2018
Dan Tehan: The new Education Minister has a policy solution in search of a problem (Advocate 25 03)
The Liberal Party’s decision to dispense with the services of Malcolm Turnbull as their leader and replace him with Scott Morrison as Prime Minister also resulted in the demise of Senator Simon Birmingham as Education Minister. He was replaced by Dan Tehan. This may have, in part, been due to Birmingham’s apparent inability or unwillingness to deal with the Liberals’ ‘Catholic schools’ problem. More...19 novembre 2018
Meet with your MP (Advocate 25 03)
In an ideal world, our democracy would reward politicians who transparently make decisions after considering the evidence, and use the guidance of experts as they work towards reducing inequality and ensuring a safe and healthy future. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)