Re-envisioning Academic Citizenship
eBook - ePub

Re-envisioning Academic Citizenship

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eBook - ePub

Re-envisioning Academic Citizenship

About this book

Academic citizenship underpins the day-to-day functioning and long-term sustainability of universities, as well as supporting organizational learning, ensuring universities can continue to make a relevant contribution to changing needs in society. It helps strengthen connections between universities and the world beyond academia.

The pandemic and new developments in the digital space have had a transformative effect on the higher education landscape, making it necessary to revisit discussion about academic citizenship, explore the extent to which it continues to act as the glue that holds institutions together, and consider which elements should be reintroduced or strengthened to encourage collaboration and partnership.

Re-envisioning Academic Citizenship examines the concept and importance of citizenship through several different and ever evolving lenses, offering guidelines for universities to develop definitions that resonate with their own mission and the specificities of their own context. These guidelines offer support to colleagues in managerial roles to develop academic career framework policy documents; to implement career progression policies which benefit individuals and institutions in equitable measure; and to design initiatives that incentivize and support citizenship behaviours and meaningful partnership and collaboration. Simultaneously, the insights will help academics, at all career stages, understand how to enact citizenship for wider benefit.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Series Editor
  3. Title
  4. Copyright
  5. Contents
  6. List of Invited Reflective Pieces and Authors
  7. List of Tables
  8. List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
  9. About the Authors
  10. Acknowledgements
  11. 1. A Re-introduction to Academic Citizenship
  12. 2. Mapping Academic Citizenship: Institutional Documents and Individual Experiences
  13. 3. Academic Citizenship Through an EDI Lens
  14. 4. Academic Citizenship in a GenAI-Enhanced World
  15. 5. If Academic Citizenship Is Key, How Can It Be Sustained in Higher Education to 2030 and Beyond?
  16. Appendix: Additional Methodological Notes
  17. References
  18. Index