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Diskurs und Ökonomie pp 367–388Cite as

„Von Wissensbilanzen und Benchmarking“

Die fortschreitende Ökonomisierung der Universitäten. Eine Diskursanalyse

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In einer Rede im Februar 2005 meinte der zuständige EU-Kommissar für Forschung, Janez Potočhnik, dass

„[a]ll research should include a social sciences and humanities component. Putting this into practice is not an easy task. But it will not happen in a top-down manner. I rather believe that you, as social scientists, have to take the responsibility into your hands. But by not doing so, you will remain as you are, not even accepted to discuss today’s important isues.“ (Commmission Speech 2005/786)

Wie Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaft lerInnen diese ihnen von der Politik zugeschobene Verantwortung übernehmen sollen oder können, bleibt off en.

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