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This timely book provides an invaluable analysis of the impact the
Brexit decision has had, and will have, on Britain's universities.
International by nature, British universities draw their students
and staff from across the global community. Britain is a major
beneficiary of EU-sponsored research funding through the Horizon
2020 scheme and partnerships as part of the European Research Area.
Britain's universities have world-leading reputations, with the UK
sector second only to the United States in international prestige.
Brexit has - already - affected this, with a drop in student
recruitment from abroad and an increase in EU academics electing to
leave the British university system. British Universities in the
Brexit Moment offers the first book-length treatment of these
issues. It situates the 'Brexit question' in the context of
prevailing developments in UK higher education such as
marketization and provides an indispensable guide to the material
impacts of Brexit on Britain's universities.
This timely book introduces readers to anarchism's relationship to
broader history, offering not only a history of anarchism in the
modern period, but a critical introduction to debates on anarchist
history. Attention thus far has been biased towards intellectual
history and key thinkers such as Proudhon, Bakunin and Kropotkin,
but these studies have neglected the social movements and spaces
which have seen 'anarchy in action' and marginalised the role of
women and voices beyond Europe and the United States. Debating
Anarchism offers a different perspective, engaging with women's
anarchist experiences and grounding recent historical work on
anarchism in a global perspective. Interrogating anarchism as a
concept, a movement and a social reality the author guides the
reader through the origins of anarchism in the age of revolutions,
assessing experiences of anarchy in Russia, Spain, India and
beyond. Tracing the development of 'the beautiful idea' through the
20th century, Finn explores anarchism in the Cold War world through
to postmodernity and the 21st century. This volume situates
anarchism in the broader historiographies of the modern world,
offering a unique starting point for students of history, politics
and philosophy seeking to understand the abiding power of 'the
beautiful idea' - a society without government.
This timely book introduces readers to anarchism's relationship to
broader history, offering not only a history of anarchism in the
modern period, but a critical introduction to debates on anarchist
history. Attention thus far has been biased towards intellectual
history and key thinkers such as Proudhon, Bakunin and Kropotkin,
but these studies have neglected the social movements and spaces
which have seen 'anarchy in action' and marginalised the role of
women and voices beyond Europe and the United States. Debating
Anarchism offers a different perspective, engaging with women's
anarchist experiences and grounding recent historical work on
anarchism in a global perspective. Interrogating anarchism as a
concept, a movement and a social reality the author guides the
reader through the origins of anarchism in the age of revolutions,
assessing experiences of anarchy in Russia, Spain, India and
beyond. Tracing the development of 'the beautiful idea' through the
20th century, Finn explores anarchism in the Cold War world through
to postmodernity and the 21st century. This volume situates
anarchism in the broader historiographies of the modern world,
offering a unique starting point for students of history, politics
and philosophy seeking to understand the abiding power of 'the
beautiful idea' - a society without government.
We know higher education is more than effective teaching and
learning. This series examine the issues impacting HE providers,
students, reputations and longevity of institutions across the
world. Great Debates are just that - discussions designed to assess
and evaluate the state of higher education systems, policies as
well as social and economic impacts looking at inclusivity,
accessibility, safety and leadership. These topics resonate with
students, researchers and HE administrators alike. Titles included
in this set: Teaching Excellence in Higher Education:Challenges,
Changes and the Teaching Excellence Framework; British Universities
in the Brexit Moment:Political, Economic and Cultural Implications;
Higher Education Funding and Access in International Perspective;
Sexual Violence on Campus:Power-Conscious Approaches to Awareness,
Prevention, and Response; Evaluating Scholarship and Research
Impact:History, Practices, and Policy Development; Access to
Success and Social Mobility through Higher Education:A Curate's
Egg?; The Marketisation of English Higher Education:A Policy
Analysis of a Risk-Based System; Refugees in Higher
Education:Debate, Discourse and Practice; Radicalisation and
Counter-Radicalisation in Higher Education; Perspectives on Access
to Higher Education:Practice and Research; Cultural Journeys in
Higher Education:Student Voices and Narratives; Degendering
Leadership in Higher Education;
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