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Regulation, Regulation, Regulation

Baroness Ruth Deech DBE · Gresham College

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About

A century ago, British universities started to receive government funds. Since then, the universities have increasingly been called on to assist in meeting national objectives, as defined by successive governments, in return for decreasing amounts of financial support. Their independence is threatened and their status is arguably on the decline. How and why has this come about? Have universities failed to attract students from all backgrounds and, if so, what is the cause? How can their vitality and autonomy be restored?

Lectures

  1. The Universities - Over regulation 2012-03-14 · YouTube
  2. The Universities - Under regulation 2012-03-28 · YouTube
  3. The BBC - Defending the public interest 2012-04-25 · YouTube
  4. The Legal Profession - Regulating for independence 2012-05-09 · YouTube
  5. Regulating the Regulators 2012-05-23 · YouTube

Credits and licence

Institution
Gresham College
Speaker
Baroness Ruth Deech DBE
Year
2012
Level
For everyone
Language
English
Subjects
Society and politics, Law, Teaching and learning
Source
Gresham College
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