The paper reviews briefly research outcomes and debate around university autonomy in the global world. Different types of autonomy and components are discussed together with pre-requisites for the process of moving towards independent organizational governance. The role of stakeholders and their expectations are presented.
COMPONENTS OF UNIVERSITY AUTONOMY – EXPECTATIONS AND FACTORS FOR DEVELOPMENT
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Keywords:
Autonomy
academic freedom
financial independence
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