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International perspectives on leadership in higher education / Alasdair Blair [and three others] editors.
- Format:
- Book
- Series:
- International perspectives on higher education research ; Volume 15.
- International perspectives on higher education research ; Volume 15
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Education, Higher--Administration.
- Education, Higher.
- Educational leadership.
- Universities and colleges--Administration.
- Universities and colleges.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (305 pages)
- Place of Publication:
- Bingley, England : Emerald Publishing, [2023]
- Summary:
- As complex, large institutions, universities present unique challenges for leaders. International Perspectives on Leadership in Higher Education examines how contemporary leaders in higher education - in different disciplines, at different levels and in different parts of the world - are identified, developed and supported.
- Contents:
- Cover
- INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON LEADERSHIP IN HIGHER EDUCATION
- INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON HIGHER EDUCATION RESEARCH
- Copyright
- CONTENTS
- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
- Introduction
- Part 1. Insiders, Intruders, and Newcomers
- Research Into Leadership in Higher Education: A Systematic Review
- Abstract
- Methodology
- Global Interest
- Meanings
- Approaches to Leadership
- Issues and Critique
- Conclusions
- References
- Academic Inbreeding: The State of the Art
- The Many Faces of Academic Inbreeding
- Mechanisms of Academic Inbreeding
- The Many Issues With Academic Inbreeding
- Conclusion
- A View from the Outside: Perspectives on the Purpose and Value of Appointing External Leaders in Higher Education, and How ...
- Leadership in Higher Education: 'Outsiders' and Generalists
- Why Leadership at a University Is Different to Leadership in Other Contexts
- The Value of Great Scholars
- Why Then Do Higher Education Institutions Recruit Outsiders?
- Leadership Is More than the Individual or Their Experience
- Do Cultural Tensions Exist Between Insiders and Outsiders?
- Three 'Outsider' Typologies Examined
- The Impactful Pracademic
- The Insightful Migrant
- The Essential Outsider
- Maximising the Impact of a New Appointment
- University Presidents in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan: Academic Training and Career Characteristics
- Governance and Institutional Leaders in Japan, Korea, and Taiwan
- Governance Structure and President Appointment
- Appointment of Senior Administrators
- Data and Analytical Method
- Findings
- Demographics
- Academic Training
- Career Experiences
- Discussion
- Conclusion.
- References
- Intruders and Outsiders in Academia: The Intersections of Gender and Class
- Literature Review
- The Intersections of Gender and Class: Two Biographical Stories
- Clara
- Max
- Entering Academia - Stories From the Perspectives of Outsiders
- Who Can Become a 'Speaking Subject' Within Academia?
- Trying to Break the Glass Ceiling and Remaining on Sticky Floors
- Mentors, Doing Work, Doing Research and the Rationality of Choices
- Creation of Networks to Survive as 'Intruders'
- Women's Concerns About the Nature of 'Power'
- Part 2. Developing Leaders
- Leadership Versus Management in Higher Education
- Leading in the Age of Acceleration and Uncertainty
- The Higher Education Management and Leadership Continuum
- The Concepts of Competence and Capability
- The Key Capabilities of the Effective Higher Education Change Leader
- Everyone Is a Leader in Their Own Area of Expertise
- How Higher Education Leaders Judge Their Effectiveness
- 'Good Ideas With No Ideas on How to Implement Them Are Wasted Ideas'
- Learning Leadership
- What Next?
- Academic Leader Selection, Development, Evaluation, and Recognition: Four Critical Higher Education Challenges
- The Unique Complexities of Academic Leadership
- Middle Managers in Colleges and Universities
- Classic Leadership Competency Models
- Academic Leadership Competencies
- Vertical Versus Horizontal Competencies
- An Integrated Leadership Competency Framework
- ACADEMIC DISTINCTION AND LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE
- An Integrated Approach to Academic Leadership Selection, Preparation, Evaluation, and Recognition
- Organizational Profiling and Assessment
- Leader Profiling and Assessment.
- Assessing Academic Leadership Effectiveness
- Taking Account of Leadership Contributions in the Promotion Process
- Implications
- Concluding Comments
- Leveraging Coaching and Mentoring for the Development of Senior Leaders in Higher Education
- Defining Coaching and Mentoring for Leaders
- Challenges and Factors Shaping Leadership and Leader Development in Higher Education Institutions
- Coaching for Higher Education Leaders
- Mentoring for Higher Education Leaders
- Conclusions and Recommendations
- Academic Leaders Under Stress: Sources and Strategies
- Theoretical Foundations Related to Department Chair Stress
- Study Methodology
- Survey Instrument
- Study Procedures and Data Analysis
- Results and Discussion
- The Changing Profile of Department Chairs Over the Decades
- Department Chair Stress Over Time
- Additional Findings Related to Chair Stress
- Other Findings
- Making Sense of Chair Stress
- Practical Strategies: Coping With Personal and Professional Pressures
- Research Leadership: What It Is and Why It Matters
- Gaps - What Does the Existing Research Base Tell Us About Research Leadership?
- Traps - Why Has Research Leadership Emerged as a Matter of Concern?
- Barriers - What Are the Main Obstacles to Nurturing Research Leadership Capacity?
- Precarity and Unbundling
- Pressure and Risk
- Silos and Audit
- Recognition and Reward
- Entry and Exit
- Equality and Diversity
- Progress - What's Happening to Nurture New Research Leadership Talent?
- Part 3. Alternative Perspectives
- Professors as Academic Leaders: A 'New Wave' Critical Leadership-Informed Analysis of Doing Professorship in the United Kingdom
- 'New Wave' Critical Leadership Scholarship.
- From Leadership to Influence
- The Singular Unit of Academic 'Leadership'
- Professorial Academic Leadership: Three Research Projects
- Professors as Academic Leaders: Expectations and Enactment
- Influencing Others: Professors' Enactment of Academic Leadership
- Research-Focused Influentiality
- Diffuse Roles, Disillusionment and Definitional Imprecision: The Bigger Picture of Professorial Academic Leadership
- Concluding Thoughts: Rethinking Academic Leadership
- Acknowledgements
- Impact of New Disruptions on Academic Leadership
- Leadership Comes in Many Guises
- Leadership Comes in Many Forms
- Technology
- Pedagogy
- Societal Changes
- Political Changes
- COVID-19 Pandemic
- Traversing in Waters of Uncertainty During COVID-19: The Voices of Academic Leaders From Turkey
- Uncertainty, Higher Education and Academic Leadership
- Method
- Academic Leaders' Voices of Uncertainty and Resilience
- Theme 1: Challenges Encountered in an Era of Uncertainty
- Theme 2: In Between Balance and Resilience
- An Ecological View of Distributed Leadership for Higher Education
- Enter the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Australian Case Study
- Distributed Leadership: An Australian Case Study
- An Ecological Lens of Leadership
- Adding an Ecological Lens to a Distributed Leadership Approach
- Leading Into a New Higher Education as It Emerges in the Present Moment
- The Need for Change
- Hierarchical Top-Down Decision-Making
- Old Ways of Thinking
- Systemic Inequalities
- The People Factor
- Developing New University Cultures - Breakdown or Breakthrough?
- Essential Leadership Skills for the New Higher Education Sector
- Developing Presencing Skills.
- Taking Courageous and Inspired Actions for the Future
- Transmuting the Ego: From Serving the Self to Service to Others
- Developing New University Cultures
- Physical Shifts: Our Working Environment
- Intellectual Shifts: New Learning Structures
- Emotional Shifts: Creating New Open-Hearted Eco Systems
- Spiritual Shifts: Who Are We and What Is Our Work Here?
- References.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- Description based on print version record.
- Other Format:
- Print version: Blair, Alasdair International Perspectives on Leadership in Higher Education
- ISBN:
- 1-80262-305-1
- OCLC:
- 1351195515
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