Higher Education and Work in the Knowledge Economy

Edited by Maria-Carmen Pantea (), Kenneth Roberts () and Dan-Cristian Dabija ()

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Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-80618-6
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 The Knowledge Economy: An Idea Whose Time Has Come? or Gone?

Kenneth Roberts

Ch Chapter 10 Equal Pay for Disproportionate Work: Assessing Cultural Taxation in the Legal Profession

Scott Tuttle and ChangHwan Kim

Ch Chapter 11 Accounts of Occupational Prestige in the Discursive Context of the Knowledge Economy

Ulpukka Isopahkala-Bouret and Päivi Siivonen

Ch Chapter 12 Graduates in India's Silicon Valley: Who Gains in the Knowledge Economy?

Shivani Daxini

Ch Chapter 13 Imagining the Future of Work at the Precarious Edge of the Knowledge Economy. Graduates in Romania’s Business Service Sector

Denisa Ioana Dobai, Kenneth Roberts and Dan-Cristian Dabija

Ch Chapter 14 Higher Education, Knowledge, and Work: Transformations and Unsolved Tensions

Maria-Carmen Pantea

Ch Chapter 2 The Knowledge Economy: Promise, Reality and Future

Nick O’Donovan

Ch Chapter 3 A Systematic Literature Review of Research on the Knowledge Economy

Malcolm Tight

Ch Chapter 4 Mass Higher Education and the Knowledge Economy

Peter Scott

Ch Chapter 5 The Articulation of Learning in the Knowledge Economy: Recontextualization in Transitions

Rachel J. Wilde and David Guile

Ch Chapter 6 Thinking About Higher Vocational Education (HIVE): What Would Constitute a Critical Vocational Education?

James Avis

Ch Chapter 7 Complex Entanglements: Graduate Transitions in Africa’s Knowledge Economy and Beyond

Nokhetho Mhlanga, Andrea Juan and Adam Cooper

Ch Chapter 8 Knowledge Work in High Value Manufacturing: Preparing Graduates in an Innovative Industry-Based Learning Factory

Greg Hearn, Melinda Laundon and Penny Williams

Ch Chapter 9 Downsizing Knowledge Workers in Higher Education: Casualization, De-Professionalization, and Stratification

Robert Samuels

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