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Higher Education: Handbook of Theory and Research
John C. Smart (eds.)
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ISBN impreso
978-1-4020-3277-6
ISBN electrónico
978-1-4020-3279-0
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Springer Nature
País de edición
Reino Unido
Fecha de publicación
2005
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© Springer 2005
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A Serendipitous Search for a Career in Higher Education
Marvin W. Peterson
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 1-53
Professors as Knowledge Workers in the New, Global Economy
Jenny J. Lee; John Cheslock; Alma Maldonado-Maldonado; Gary Rhoades
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 55-132
Contrasting Perspectives on Higher Education Governance in the Arab States
André Elias Mazawi
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 133-189
Are Students Really Rational? The Development of Rational Thought and its Application to Student Choice
Stephen L. DesJardins; Robert K. Toutkoushian
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 191-240
Investments in Human Capital: Sources of Variation in the Return to College Quality
Liang Zhang; Scott L. Thomas
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 241-306
The Causes and Consequences of Public College Tuition Inflation
Michael Mumper; Melissa L. Freeman
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 307-361
Perceived (Academic) Control and Scholastic Attainment in Higher Education
Raymond P. Perry; Nathan C. Hall; Joelle C. Ruthig
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 363-436
Cluster Analysis in Higher Education Research
Carl J Huberty; E. Michael Jordan; W. Christopher Brandt
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 437-457
Ideas of a Uuniversity, Faculty Governance, and Governmentality
Susan Talburt
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 459-505
College Environments and Climates: Assessments and Their Theoretical Assumptions
Leonard L. Baird
For complex systems of any nature an actual problem is a credible and timely foresight, forecast, and prevention of critical, extreme, and other undesirable situations and influences that may result in an abnormal functioning mode, accident, or catastrophe or considerably affect the serviceability, survivability, safety, efficiency, and other properties of such objects. The possibility of such situations and results of such influences, conditions, and factors are determined by random and chaotic processes that are characterized as risks by mechanisms of their influence. Risks are generated by various internal and external factors, and, therefore, the mechanisms of their influence on a complex engineering system are multifactor.
Pp. 507-538