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Academic Inbreeding and Mobility in Higher Education

Part of the Palgrave Studies in Global Higher Education Book Series

Editors: Yudkevich, Maria; Altbach, Philip G.; Rumbley, Laura E.

DOI: 10.1057/9781137461254

ISBN: 978-1-349-49887-1

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan UK - Springer Journals

Oct 21, 2015

1 - 10 of 10 Chapters

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Chapter 1Academic Inbreeding: Local Challenge, Global Problem

Altbach, Philip G.; Yudkevich, Maria; Rumbley, Laura E.

Pages: 1 –16

[Why examine “academic inbreeding,” a seemingly small and peripheral aspect of the academic profession, involving the appointment of faculty members who graduated from the institution employing them? Academic Inbreeding and Mobility in Higher Education: Global Perspectives had its origins in a...
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Chapter 2Academic Inbreeding: State of the Literature

Gorelova, Olga; Yudkevich, Maria

Pages: 17 –44

[The problem of faculty inbreeding has been studied by researchers around the world for nearly a century. This chapter presents a thorough summary of the main studies focused on this phenomenon, beginning with definitions of inbreeding and a short historical discussion of when and where the first...
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Chapter 3Academic Inbreeding in the Argentine University: A Systemic and Organizational Analysis

Rabossi, Marcelo

Pages: 45 –72

[Although academic inbreeding practices are a means to assure organizational stability and institutional identity, which is sometimes seen as a positive circumstance for universities, it is also a way for older and more prestigious faculty members to secure and perpetuate power. From this...
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Chapter 4Faculty Inbreeding in China: Status, Causes, and Results

Shen, Hong; Xu, Zhiping; Zhang, Bingbing

Pages: 73 –98

[The dramatic scale of development of higher education in China assuredly impacts the world. There are 25.63 million students enrolled and 1.44 million faculty members among 2,442 regular higher education institutions (HEIs), based on the latest official statistics in 2012 (MOE 2013). The...
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Chapter 5Inbreeding in Japanese Higher Education: Inching Toward Openness in a Globalized Context

Yonezawa, Akiyoshi

Pages: 99 –129

[Japan was one of the first countries in East Asia to develop a mass higher education system. However, in the last couple of decades, Japanese universities have experienced drastic reform (Amano and Poole 2005; Goodman, Kariya, and Taylor 2013). In the reformation process, the transformation of...
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Chapter 6Academic Immobility and Inbreeding in Russian Universities

Sivak, Elizaveta; Yudkevich, Maria

Pages: 130 –155

[The academic productivity of universities depends on academic staff as well as on management structures at these institutions that are able and qualified to provide conditions for productive work, reasonable decision-making, and proper career incentives. However, academic norms should not be...
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Chapter 7Slovenia: The Slow Decline of Academic Inbreeding

Klemenčič, Manja; Zgaga, Pavel

Pages: 156 –181

[In a country with only one major university for a long time, academic inbreeding was necessary and inevitable. As part of socialist Yugoslavia, Slovenia was its most developed region and professors of Slovenian universities were rarely graduates of the Yugoslav universities. Further, due to the...
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Chapter 8Academic Inbreeding: The South African Case

Badat, Saleem

Pages: 182 –205

[There is a dearth of academic scholarship on the incidence and character of “academic inbreeding” in South African higher education, considered for the purpose of this volume to be a policy of employment that strictly favors a university’s own graduates who have no or little experience of...
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Chapter 9Academic Inbreeding in Spanish Universities: Perverse Effects in a Global Context

Mora, José-Ginés

Pages: 206 –227

[Inbreeding, in the real biological sense, is not strange in Spanish history. The Hispanic Empire, one of the biggest in history, was run by the Spanish branch of the Habsburgs. This dynasty (1516–1700) frequently saw the marriage of close relatives in such a way that consanguineous unions were...
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Chapter 10Academic Inbreeding in Ukraine

Sologoub, Ilona; Coupé, Tom

Pages: 228 –258

[To the best of our knowledge, academic inbreeding has never been a focus of attention among either Ukrainian academics or policy-makers, so this chapter is the first attempt to discuss academic inbreeding in Ukraine. High levels of inbreeding (about 50 percent) in Ukrainian universities are...

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