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How Much Should We be Troubled by the Past?
Posted in: Governance Tags: Academia, Accountability, Conservatives, higher education, marketisation, Universities in the United Kingdom
This post is a response to a question from Rille Raaper, a PhD student at the University of Glasgow, in response to my recent seminar – find the original comment here. What

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