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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Student protests"”.
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Student protests and the brand image of a university of technology
Submitted in fulfillment of the degree requirements of Master’s in Management Science: Marketing, Durban University of Technology, Durban, South Africa, 2023.
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Student protest in France, 1986-1999 : an interpretation using theories of protest and social movements
… thesis explores the nature and significance of student protest in France between 1986 and 1999 by drawing on theories of protest and social movements. The thesis provides a historical account of seven episodes of student protest in upper-secondary and higher education that is based on empirical …
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Crisis management at South African universities: A case of the University of Cape Town crisis management strategies
… cost of tuition that significantly affects students from less privileged backgrounds, higher education institutions have been facing increasing crises in the form of student protests. When these crises have emerged, higher education institutions have resorted to implementing crisis response …
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Catholic Student Protest and Campus Change at Loyola University in New Orleans, 1964-1971
This study analyzes the development of the student protest movement at Loyola University New Orleans from1964 to 1971. It focuses on student protests against racial discrimination and the Vietnam War, student agitation for greater freedom on campus, and battles that Loyola's faculty had with the …
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“One, two, three, four, we don’t want your fucking war”: The student protest movements at Columbia University and Kent State University during the war in Vietnam
<p>The comparative study of student protests at drastically different universities and the success ofthose protests is significantly lacking from the historical record. The Vietnam era was a pivotal turning point in American university life, during which students across the country pushed for …
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Walking the City of Cape Town: (un)happiness
… archive and laboratory: its spatial legacies, student protests, and affective atmospheres constitute points of encounter through which happiness is reimagined as an event rather than a possession. This reframing allows happiness to be understood less as a psychological state than as an …
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Recognizing Race: The Impact of Twentieth-Century Feminist Movements on Race Relations in West Germany
… Neue Fraenbewegung</em>) emerged from 1960s student protests. This movement included primarily middle-class white German women. They often dismissed their participation in Party racism by framing themselves as victims of a patriarchal regime. As German women discussed these matters, they …
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The ‘Coloured Question’ and the University of Pretoria: Separate Development, Trusteeship and Self Reliance, 1933-2012
… to decolonize the university made through recent student protests in South Africa, but asks how we might begin to envision a university ‘after’ apartheid, by calling attention to a form of subjection that lies at the heart of apartheid’s racial premises: that of the ‘coloured’ subject and its …
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Neoliberalization of educational policy discourses in Chile
… of neoliberalism on school funding, governance, student and school performance, among others. These works, however, have paid less attention to the transformations of neoliberalism or to the language used to reshape educational policies in market terms. Building upon literature which emphasizes …
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From re-traumatisation to rightful recourse: designing just and victim-supportive policies for disciplining campus sexual misconduct
… Among the concerns that have been raised in student protests, scholarly studies, and research by the Department of Higher Education and Training is the question of effective institutional mechanisms to resolve complaints of sexual misconduct. This research is concerned with the disciplinary …
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From re-traumatisation to rightful recourse: designing just and victim-supportive policies for disciplining campus sexual misconduct
… Among the concerns that have been raised in student protests, scholarly studies, and research by the Department of Higher Education and Training is the question of effective institutional mechanisms to resolve complaints of sexual misconduct. This research is concerned with the disciplinary …
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Black Women and Student Activism at Fayetteville State, 1960-1972
… their experiences as organizers, activists, and students during the Sit-In and Black Campus Movements. I asked the following research questions: (1) In what ways did Black women participate in the Civil Rights/Black Power era activism, specifically the Sit-In and Black Campus Movements, while …
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A social realist study of the mechanisms that condition lecturers emerging assessment practices
… of historic transformation imperatives and the student protests, the study's findings show that lecturers exercised their agential powers and properties to elaborate the ideas and theories towards conventional evidence-based assessment practices that were predominantly teacher-led. Lecturers …
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Statemaking Through Distant Presence in the Urban Periphery. An exploration of Scaled Education Actors Negotiating Possible Futures in a Changing Sociopolitical Landscape in Chile.
… last decade, following a series of high-school student protests, the country has been slowly implementing remedial policies to address class segregation, exclusion, and quality issues in schools that have arisen as a consequence of privatisation and market-driven policies. At the same time, …