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What is Neoliberalism in Higher Education

Handbook of Research on Current Trends in Asian Economics, Business, and Administration
Academic capitalism promoting privatization with governmental back in higher education institutions.
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Neoliberal Approach in Higher Education: Case of Pakistan
Mamoona Riasat (University of the Punjab, Pakistan) and Bulent Akkaya (Manisa Celal Bayar University, Turkey)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8486-6.ch011
Abstract
Differentiation strategies face higher uncertainty and dynamism because of design and functionality of their service in higher education. This is closely related with contextual knowledge and neoliberal approach. Researchers provide the contextual knowledge of neoliberal approach in Pakistan and state of social justice regarding higher education in the country. Neoliberal approach in education has been identified as a new trend in developing countries. Business approach in education has started treating education as a commodity and students as a costumer. Knowledge-based economy is one of the strongest factors influencing the neoliberal approach in higher education. There are certain circumstances for adaptation of this approach in higher education; however, the intellectual community needs to be aware of the pros of this approach. Humanitarian approach need to be taken care of by the government bodies in higher education. Ethical and leadership programs based on agile management may be helpful for faculty members to reduce social injustice through their teaching approach.
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