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Effect of 'fragmentation' of the Chinese Government's administration on university disciplinary construction and its governance

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posted on 2023-05-19, 09:35 authored by Wu, Z, Zhang, J
The Chinese government introduces the concept of New Public Management (NPM) and actively involves itself in university disciplinary construction though policies help, information services, financial support and so on, so that it undoubtedly contributes to the development of university disciplines. However, the Chinese government intervention on university disciplinary construction has also brought an issue on the "fragmentation" of the government's administration, which represents repeated policies items, overlapped platforms and duplicated projects. These unfavourable performance directly cause the chaos presented, like the marginalization of non-key disciplines, alienation of teachers' values and research acts, loss of the disciplinary autonomy and the absence of subjectivity, disciplinary input mismatching its output. Governing the effect of "fragmentation" of the Chinese government's administration on university disciplinary construction should establish a collaborative concept, create Whole of Government administration model, frame buffer organization of the Chinese government and universities to change the status of direct government administration.

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Publication title

China Higher Education Research

Volume

2012

Issue

7

Pagination

30-34

ISSN

1004-3667

Department/School

Australian Maritime College

Publisher

zhong guo gao jiao yan jiu bian ji bu

Place of publication

China

Repository Status

  • Restricted

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Other education and training not elsewhere classified

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