The questions of tenure
By: edited by Richard P. Chait
Contributors: Chait, Richard
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 334
Subjects: College teachers -- Tenure -- United States; Universities and colleges -- Faculty -- Employment -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Why tenure? Why now? / Richard P. Chait; title: What is current policy? / Cathy A. Trower; title: Does faculty governance differ at colleges with tenure and colleges without tenure? / Richard P. Chait; title: Can the tenure process be improved? / R. Eugene Rice, Mary Deane Sorcinelli; title: What happened to the tenure track? / Roger G. Baldwin, Jay L. Chronister; title: How are faculty faring in other countries? / Philip G. Altbach; title: Can colleges competitively recruit faculty without the prospect of tenure? / Cathy A. Trower; title: Can faculty be induced to relinquish tenure? / Charles T. Clotfelter; title: Why is tenure one college's problem and another's solution? / William T. Mallon; title: How might data be used? Cathy A. Trower, James P. Honan; title: Gleanings / Richard P. Chait