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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"academic labor"”.
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Forms of disciplinary fragmentation: Holistic healthcare and the categorical division of academic labor
This dissertation approaches holistic healthcare as a problem of disciplinarity in that it articulates a challenge with which any holistic endeavor, however conceived, would invariably contend. I call this challenge disciplinary fragmentation. The understanding of disciplinary fragmentation given …
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Comparable Worth in Academia: The Effects on Faculty Salaries of the Sex Composition and Labor-Market Conditions of Academic Disciplines
… whether similar mechanisms operate within academic labor markets, asking whether increasing proportions of women in academic disciplines depress faculty salaries independent of the effects of labor-market conditions and individual-level salary predictors.
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The Composition of Crisis and the Future of the University: Theory, Pedagogy, and Identity In Rhetoric and Composition Studies
… through which to examine the ways in which academic disciplines, fields, and even individuals make sense of their ever-contingent identities and their embeddedness within increasingly market-driven institutions of higher learning. It is against this backdrop of the contemporary university …
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Undergraduate Student Sense of Belonging and EdTech Tool Engagement: A Mixed Methods Exploration of the Virtual Campus Experience
… sense of belonging and student demographic, academic, and non-academic labor traits and found three traits to have statistically significant predictive value on the relationship between EdTech engagement and sense of belonging: transfer status, social class, and caregiving responsibilities. …
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Collaboration networks in economic science
… article, Economists receive feedback from other academics, present on conference and give talks in seminars. This form of collaboration is termed informal because informal collaborators have, unlike authors, no formal property rights associated with their contribution. However, informal …