Professor Roger Brown’s presentation to a HEPI seminar on The Operation of the Market in Higher Education: Opportunities and Constraints, Experience and Ideology, held at the British Academy on 14 January 2009. Full version and summary version available.
Video of the HEPI seminar on The Operation of the Market in Higher Education: Opportunities and Constraints, Experience and Ideology held at the British Academy on 14 January 2009.
A paper by Professor Roger Brown of Liverpool Hope University looking at the current state of higher education in the United States, prospects for the future, and the lessons the UK might learn.
A paper which looks at the role which information about quality might play in the higher education market for undergraduates that is being created by variable fees and bursaries; by Professor Roger Brown, Vice-Chancellor, Southampton Solent University.
Paper presented by Richard Lambert at the HEPI “Governance of Higher Education in a Market Environment” seminar held on 13 December 2005 at the House of Commons.
Higher Education and the Market: protecting quality and diversity in a market driven system. Paper presented by Roger Brown at the HEPI “Governance of Higher Education in a Market Environment” seminar held on 13 December 2005 at the House of Commons.
The purpose of this report is to provide a framework for thinking about the purpose of third stream funding, to help generate debate and to reach a clarity of understanding, both about the short and the longer term. The author presented this paper to a HEPI seminar at the House…
Paper presented to a HEPI seminar at the House of Commons, 30 November 2005.
A HEPI paper delivered at Wolfson College, University of Oxford 2nd April 2004.
This report is the output from a study of structural change within UK Higher Education. The study was about the genesis of merger proposals and the processes adopted by different institutions to take forward consideration of those proposals, the difficulties that arose and how the processes helped or hindered the resolution…