Entrepreneurialism in universities and the knowledge economy: diversification and organizational change in european higher education
By M. Shattock. 2008
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- Workaholism and work–family conflict among university academics (2018, unknown): “…the universities that historically have been mainly funded by state authorities have been urged to generate a growing percentage of their funding from non-state sources and thereby connect more with society and the regeneration of local and regional economies (Askling 2001; Shattock 2008).”
- Motivation in academic life: a prestige economy (2011, background): “The rise of an enterprise culture has been noted (Shattock 2008).”