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Academia in a Neoliberal World

a project by Kurt Borg

This set of articles will be eclectic and, most probably, erratic. It will deal with most facets of academia and academic life. It will consider the roles of universities, academics and students in a democracy. It will ask questions on how universities can foster spaces conducive to critical thought that informs society in general. It will navigate through the contemporary state of academia, asking questions on how research is valued or funded (or not). It will seek to reveal and understand different ways in which academia and neoliberalism interact, oftentimes with disastrous effects.

 

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Raisa Galea
Raisa
Galea
Michael Grech
Michael
Grech
Kurt Borg
Kurt
Borg
Francois Zammit
Francois
Zammit
Maria Theuma
Maria
Theuma
Josephine Burden
Josephine
Burden
Rachael Scicluna
Rachael
Scicluna
Joseph Abela
Joseph
Abela
Daiva Repečkaitė
Daiva
Repečkaitė
Martin Galea De Giovanni
Martin
Galea
Bernard Cauchi
Bernard
Cauchi
Abigail Muscat
Abigail
Muscat
Alicia Said
Alicia
Said

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