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A Professional Guide to Making an Impact
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Drawing together a team of expert contributors from across the sector to offer contemporary descriptions and critical reflection of practice in higher education, this book uncovers the nature of policy making and interpretation.
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Drawing together a team of expert contributors from across the sector to offer contemporary descriptions and critical reflection of practice in higher education, this book uncovers the nature of policy making and interpretation.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 200
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429793028
- Artikelnr.: 57480582
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 200
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780429793028
- Artikelnr.: 57480582
Ant Bagshaw is a management consultant at Nous Group working across its Australian and UK education practices. Prior to joining Nous he was Deputy CEO at Wonkhe. He has also worked as a policy and projects officer for senior management teams at the London School of Economics and University of Kent, and in a policy development role at University College London. Debbie McVitty is Editor of Wonkhe. Debbie is a former Chief of Staff at Universities UK, policy director at the University of Bedfordshire and the National Union of Students, and a founding member of Wonkhe¿s editorial group.
Contributor biographies; Introduction; Part 1 Concepts and theories for policy influence; 1. Power and influence in higher education policymaking: who controls the debate?; 2. Preparing for politics with a capital P; 3. Evidence and policy: theoretical approaches for higher education policymaking; 4. Working with think-tanks; 5. International organisations in higher education policymaking: the role of the OECD; 6. Contesting student identities: making sense of students
positioning in higher education policy; Part 2 Regulation and the role of government; 7. Higher education policymaking from the government
s perspective; 8. Lessons from the legislative process: how representative groups shape government policy and legislation; 9. Delivering Diamond: a policy development case study of student funding in Wales; 10. Performance measurement and student information in the UK: adapting to a diverging policy context between Scotland and England; Part 3 Institutions
engagement with policy; 11. A study in imperfection: five lessons on how to influence with impact; 12. Punching above your weight: establishing a policy and public affairs function in a modern university; 13. The influence of universities in a civic context; 14. Influencing policy is core business for universities
positioning in higher education policy; Part 2 Regulation and the role of government; 7. Higher education policymaking from the government
s perspective; 8. Lessons from the legislative process: how representative groups shape government policy and legislation; 9. Delivering Diamond: a policy development case study of student funding in Wales; 10. Performance measurement and student information in the UK: adapting to a diverging policy context between Scotland and England; Part 3 Institutions
engagement with policy; 11. A study in imperfection: five lessons on how to influence with impact; 12. Punching above your weight: establishing a policy and public affairs function in a modern university; 13. The influence of universities in a civic context; 14. Influencing policy is core business for universities
Contributor biographies; Introduction; Part 1 Concepts and theories for policy influence; 1. Power and influence in higher education policymaking: who controls the debate?; 2. Preparing for politics with a capital P; 3. Evidence and policy: theoretical approaches for higher education policymaking; 4. Working with think-tanks; 5. International organisations in higher education policymaking: the role of the OECD; 6. Contesting student identities: making sense of students
positioning in higher education policy; Part 2 Regulation and the role of government; 7. Higher education policymaking from the government
s perspective; 8. Lessons from the legislative process: how representative groups shape government policy and legislation; 9. Delivering Diamond: a policy development case study of student funding in Wales; 10. Performance measurement and student information in the UK: adapting to a diverging policy context between Scotland and England; Part 3 Institutions
engagement with policy; 11. A study in imperfection: five lessons on how to influence with impact; 12. Punching above your weight: establishing a policy and public affairs function in a modern university; 13. The influence of universities in a civic context; 14. Influencing policy is core business for universities
positioning in higher education policy; Part 2 Regulation and the role of government; 7. Higher education policymaking from the government
s perspective; 8. Lessons from the legislative process: how representative groups shape government policy and legislation; 9. Delivering Diamond: a policy development case study of student funding in Wales; 10. Performance measurement and student information in the UK: adapting to a diverging policy context between Scotland and England; Part 3 Institutions
engagement with policy; 11. A study in imperfection: five lessons on how to influence with impact; 12. Punching above your weight: establishing a policy and public affairs function in a modern university; 13. The influence of universities in a civic context; 14. Influencing policy is core business for universities