Titlebook: Governance Reforms in European University Systems; The Case of Austria, Karsten Krüger,Martí Parellada,Andrée Sursock Book 2018 The Editor(

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Book 2018heir stories constitute a vivid narrative of the government drivers of reform and of the rationales of the institutions as main partners in the reform processes. These narratives are analysed, complemented by, and contrasted with a review of the literature on the subject in the third chapter. The fi

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Subjective Bias in Talent Identification,changes within the higher education environment, with the creation of research councils and quality agencies. All this points to the growing complexity of the systems, making the governance of higher education systems increasingly more complicated. At the same time, in recent years, competition betw

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Introduction,Studies of policy entrepreneurs addressed the questions pertaining to how coalitions develop their specific policies and the role of policy entrepreneurs as promoters of change..This conceptual framework is placed among medium-range theories, distant from generalisations as well as from specific acc

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National Reform Processes: Examples of Six European Countries,cesses, of the dilemmas faced and the decisions taken, of the quality of the dialogue between policy makers and institutional leaders and of the advances made towards a new configuration in the relations between the education authority and the universities. It is thanks to these unique insights that

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Governance Reforms from a European Perspective,or or president, to strengthen the line management and reduce the influence of collegiate bodies. The cases reveal some divergences in relation to their funding mechanisms, above all as concerns the amount of competitive funding as leverage for achieving more relevant results and in relation the imp

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Concluding Remarks,changes within the higher education environment, with the creation of research councils and quality agencies. All this points to the growing complexity of the systems, making the governance of higher education systems increasingly more complicated. At the same time, in recent years, competition betw

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