Thirty Years of Scholarly Literature on University Governance in Canada (1988-2016)

Authors

  • Denis Hurtubise Laurentian University

Keywords:

Governance, Universities, Canada

Abstract

This article focuses on the scholarly literature of the last thirty (30) years on university governance in Canada. In the first section I identify the general approaches, or angles, from which scholars address that topic. A discussion of several features of that literature taken as a whole follows, in particular the evaluation that is made by scholars of the state of university governance in Canada. In the last sections I assess the contribution of the above-mentioned scholars to the study of university governance in Canada and propose a new, complementary direction for future studies on that topic.

Author Biography

Denis Hurtubise, Laurentian University

Associate Professor

Department of Philosophy

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Published

2019-10-28

Issue

No. 191 (2019)

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Articles

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