Titlebook: Governing Asian International Mobility in Australia; Xianlin Song,Greg McCarthy Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Leibo Liu,Guiqiang Peng,Shaojun Weit of this mobility and examines how Asian academics in Australia are governed. It argues that Asian academics are entering the Australian workforce at a time when academic labour is being proletarianised, and like Asian students, they have been disadvantaged by existing constraints and institutional cultures.

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Asian Academic Mobility in Australia,t of this mobility and examines how Asian academics in Australia are governed. It argues that Asian academics are entering the Australian workforce at a time when academic labour is being proletarianised, and like Asian students, they have been disadvantaged by existing constraints and institutional cultures.

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Transformed Australian Eduscape: The Mobility of Asian International Students and Academics,ges: reconfiguration of the funding structure and the diversification of campus population. Though the Australian university system is open to the inflow of students and academics from the Global South, its governing policies remain shaped by the hegemonic ideology of the Global North. Asian interna

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Theorising the Eduscape I: The Neoliberal, the Managerial and the Regulatory State, neoliberal, the managerial and the regulatory state. The neoliberal cascade permeates the policy imagination of higher education, redefining students as purely capital-logic maximisers, and universities as competing in a global ranking market for students; the managerial interpretation is a product

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,Theorising the Eduscape II: Contesting “Modernity”, the Global South and Alternative Framing,nd explores some of the alternative interpretations of eduscape in addition to the neoliberal, the managerial and the regulatory state discussed in the previous chapter. In particular, it looks at the critical literature that contests Western “colonial modernity” as a universal teleology, a totality

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Asian International Students on Australian Campus,ion. Over the past two decades, international mobility has literally changed the face of the population on Australian campuses with one in five coming from overseas. Through an examination of the relationship between Asian students, their universities, academics and the government agencies, it attem

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Asian Academic Mobility in Australia,ns and performance measures have transformed universities from elitist to mass institutions, from mainly public funded to now reliant on private revenue, from academic peer run to corporate managed. Globalisation of higher education has brought not only a mass influx of Asian students to Australian

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