Special issue on ‘University Governance and Creativity’ published#
The 2016 Hannover symposium volume on ‘University Governance and Creativity’
was now published in the Europeaen Review by Cambridge University Press. European Review, Volume 26 - Supplement S1 - February 2018. All articles are open access.
The conference on ‘University Governance: Impeding or Facilitating Creativity?’ took place at Herrenhausen Palace, Hanover, Germany. 29–30 September 2016 and was co-organized by the Volskwagen Stiftung and INCHER (Kassel) and Academia Europaea HERCulES [Higher Education, Research and Culture in European Societies] group.
Contents#
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Georg Krücken, Lars Engwall, Erik De Corte
Welcome Remarks at the Conference on ‘University Governance: Impeding or Facilitating Creativity?’: Herrenhausen Palace, Hanover, Germany. 29–30 September 2016
Wilhelm Krull
Changing Notions of the Governance–Creativity Nexus
Ivar Bleiklie
Creativity, Risk and the Research Impact Agenda in the United Kingdom
Michael Power
Compliance and Creativity: Dilemmas for University Governance
Peter Scott
Excellence of Universities versus Autonomy, Funding and Accountability
Francisco Michavila, Jorge M. Martinez
Higher Education Institutions as Strategic Actors
Jean-Claude Thoenig, Catherine Paradeise
Governing Collective Action – The Impetus for University Commons
Jetta Frost, Fabian Hattke
Governing for Creativity
Gerhard Casper
Promoting Creativity at Work – Implications for Scientific Creativity
Sandra Ohly
Creativity and the Governance of Universities: Encounters of the Third Kind
Gili S. Drori
On the ‘Innovative University’. A few Challenging Reflections
Jan De Groof
Universities: From Local Institutions to Global Systems? Implications for Students, Staff and Institutions
Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen
