What happens to doctoral supervision when university departments have high levels of precarious academic employment?: An Australian case study
作者： Margaret J Robertson , Jeanette Fyffe
DOI: 10.1080/14703297.2018.1522268
关键词: Political science 、 Collegiality 、 Doctoral studies 、 Precarious Employment 、 Demographic economics 、 Contingent employment 、 Higher education
摘要: ABSTRACTAttention to precarious employment in higher education settings been growing the last two decades. Discussion of this form has focused on impacts the...
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