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Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the growth in higher education participation in the UK and at what levels the government should aim to gain maximum benefit for investment in higher education.

Higher education and state

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'It's surprising that the government ever proposed differential fees. What one would have predicted for our system is underfunded uniformity'

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An analysis of the predictability of the beliefs held by unions - teachers' and lecturers' unions in particular - and the similar predictability of their reactions to the government's plans for top-up fees for universities. It is argued that the way in which the unions and the universities are responding to the government's proposals is in fact hypocritical and do not deal with the real problems that exist within the higher education system

Organizational history, Administration of Education Programs, Education Programs, Management, Education and state, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Teachers' unions, Company organization

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'Many agonise over the development of organised "sub-groups" of universities--Russell, Mainstream, 1994 and so on. I think that they signal salvation'

Article Abstract:

An analysis of special interest groups, their political influence and the role they play in higher education. It is argued that higher education needs more special interest groups, all actively lobbying the government over often nonsensical education policy and trying to get things changed for the better.

Political organizations, Public affairs, Political Persuasion Organizations, Political activity, Influence, Political aspects, Pressure groups, Special interest groups

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