Gough, Stephen

Higher education and sustainable development : paradox and possibility / Stephen Gough, William Scott - London : Routledge, 2007 - xiv, 194 p.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AUTHORS? INTRODUCTION
CHAPTERS
1. What is Higher Education For?
2. Sustainable Development and the Free Society
3. Sustaining Development
4. An International Initiative in Higher Education Management: University Leaders for a
Sustainable Future (ULSF)
5. A United Nations Environment Programme Initiative: Mainstreaming Environment and
Sustainability in African Universities (MESA)
6. A Unesco initiative: Re-orienting teacher education to address sustainability
7. Sustainable Development and Higher Education Management: the work of the Higher
Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE)
8. Russian Interpretation of Sustainability and its Reflection in Higher Education
9. Sustainability in Management Education: an initiative in sustainable procurement training
10. Sustainability in Engineering Education: the Royal Academy of Engineering Visiting
Professors Scheme
11. The Case Studies: clarity and confusion
12. The Environment in Sustainable Development and Higher Education
13. Society in Sustainable Development and Higher Education
14. Economy in Sustainable Development and Higher Education
15. Individual Learning in Higher Education
16. Collective Learning in Higher Education
17. Linking Learning and Research
18. Managing Sustainable Development in Higher Education: context and principles
19. Managing Change
20. Managing across the Organisational Boundary
21. Higher Education and Sustainable Development: an identity of interest?
REFERENCES
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