Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction Part 2 The Anglo-American Context Chapter 3 Globalization and Higher Education Chapter 4 Gendered Universities Part 5 The Australian Study Chapter 6 Context of the Australian Study Chapter 7 Normalization of Male Working Styles Chapter 8 Anatomy of Power in Universities Chapter 9 View from the Top: Captain of the Ship Chapter 10 View from Below: Sacrifices and Success in Greedy Universities Chapter 11 Conclusion: A Critical and Conserving Agenda for Universities

About the Author

Jan Currie is an Associate Professor of Education at Murdoch University. Bev Thiele is Associate Professor of Women's Studies at Murdoch University. Patricia Harris is Associate Professor of Sociology at Murdoch University.

Reviews

The data and the author's analyses are extraordinarily detailed. Currie, Thiele and Harris examine numerous variables, each including multiple subcategories. Unlike other writers who merely describe problems, these authors go further to suggest remedies.... Gendered Universities in Globalized Economies is a smart book, and the research is robust.
*Feminist Collections: A Quarterly Of Women's Studies Resources*

This is a wonderful work on the changing nature of the twenty-first century university. . . . It is really inspiring!
*Richard Collier, University of Newcastle upon Tyne*