Universities and Collective Bargaining

Universities and Collective Bargaining

Responds to David Cameron's "More than an Academic Question" and to the review by Barbara Anderson disagreeing with Cameron's suggestion that democratization and decentralization were a mistake, and arguing for collective bargaining. The paper counters Cameron's support of t...

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Veröffentlicht in:Interchange (Toronto. 1984) 1994-12, Vol.25 (4), p.381-384
1. Verfasser: Savage, Donald C
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Canada
Collective Bargaining
Collegiality
Decentralization
Democracy
Faculty Organizations
Foreign Countries
Higher Education
Politics of Education
Public policy
Tenure
Trade union membership
Unions
University management
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Zusammenfassung:Responds to David Cameron's "More than an Academic Question" and to the review by Barbara Anderson disagreeing with Cameron's suggestion that democratization and decentralization were a mistake, and arguing for collective bargaining. The paper counters Cameron's support of the continuation of mandatory retirement with reference to the United States' experience, pointing to the Supreme Court's defense of tenure. (Author/SM)
ISSN:0826-4805
1573-1790
DOI:10.1007/BF01435883