The effects of the academic market-place, however, are mediated by commitment and satisfaction. A 1992 Progress Report from Kentucky . Exploitation of Part-Time Professors. Chronicle of Higher Education , p. 72. The author notes the spreading use of part-time faculty and argues that this is caused by college management and their imperatives.
Academic managers have to carry out the wishes of the elite on the board of governors.
To do this they take over control of production by hiring part-timers. Chronicle of Higher Education , p. A12-14. Chronicle of Higher Education , p. A12-13. 107. Points out the errors and overgeneralization in the Altbach article. Ignores his points about administrative control and deprofessionalization.