M. Shattock
2004.10.1Perspectives: Policy and Practice in Higher Education
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Successful university management requires effective governance, leadership, and ambition to turn around failure and arrest decline.
Abstract
Preface Introduction What are the characteristics of a successful university? Strategic management in universities Managing university finance The academic context: Organization, collegiality and leadership Managing the core business Good governance Extending the boundaries Building an image, establishing a reputation Ambition Inhibitions to becoming entrepreneurial Turning round failure, arresting decline, managing retrenchment Managing universities for success Appendix References Index The Society for Research into Higher Education
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SHATTOCK, M. Managing successful universities. Perspectives: Policy and Practice in Higher Education, 2004, 8: 119–120.