Universal Access and Dual Regimes of Further and Higher Education

Lead Research Organisation: University of Sheffield
Department Name: Education

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Publications

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Dougherty K (2009) English Further Education through American Eyes in Higher Education Quarterly

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Gallacher J (2009) Higher Education in Scotland's Colleges: a Distinctive Tradition? in Higher Education Quarterly

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Jones G (2009) Sectors, Institutional Types and the Challenges of Shifting Categories: A Canadian Commentary in Higher Education Quarterly

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Moodie G (2009) The Significance of Australian Vocational Education Institutions in Opening Access to Higher Education in Higher Education Quarterly

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Parry G (2009) Higher Education, Further Education and the English Experiment in Higher Education Quarterly

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Parry G (2014) Robbins and Advanced Further Education Robbins and Advanced Further Education in Higher Education Quarterly

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Parry G (2010) The dirty work of higher education in London Review of Education

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Parry G (2013) Colleges and the Governance of Higher Education in Higher Education Quarterly

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Parry G (2011) Mobility and hierarchy in the age of near-universal access in Critical Studies in Education

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Parry Gareth (2006) Managing Higher Education in Colleges