1.Introduction: Geographies of Knowledge, Geometries of Power: Higher Education in the 21st Century, Debbie EpsteinSection 1. Introduction: Producing and Reproducing the University, Rosemary Deem 2.Repairing the Deficits of Modernity; the emergence of parallel discourses in higher education in Europe, Roger Dale 3. The University and the Welfare State in Transition: Changing Public Services in a Wider Context, Marek Kwiek 4. University Leadership in the Twenty-First Century: the Case for Academic Caesarism, Steve Fuller 5. (Re)producing Universities: Knowledge Dissemination, Market Power and the Global Knowledge Commons, Penny Ciancanelli 6.New Tricks and Old Dogs? The 'Third Mission' and the Re-production of the University, Maria Nedeva Section 2 Introduction: Supplying knowledge, Rebecca Boden 7.The Constitution of a New Global Regime: Higher Education in the GATS/WTO Framework, Antoni Verger 8.In Quality We Trust? The Case of Quality Assurance in Finnish Universities, Jani Ursin 9.HRM in HE: People Reform or Re-forming People?, Matt Waring 10.Policy Incitements to Mobility: Some Speculations and Provocations, Jane Kenway and Johannah FaheySection 3: Introduction: Demanding Knowledge - Marketing and Consumption, Susan Wright 11.Towards a High Skills Economy:Higher Education and the New Realities of Global Capitalism, Phillip Brown, Hugh Lauder and David Ashton 12.International Student Migration: The Case of Chinese 'Sea-turtles', Wei Shen 13.Government Rhetoric and Student Understandings: Discursive Framings of Higher Education 'Choice', Rachel Brooks 14.Higher Education: A Powerhouse for Development in a Neo-Liberal Age?, Rajani Naidoo 15. Shaping the global market of higher education through quality promotion, Gigliola Mathison 16.The Rise of Private Higher Education in Senegal: An Example of Knowledge Shopping?, Gunnar Guddal Michelson Section 4 Introduction: Transnational Academic Flows, Fazal Rizvi 17.Have global academic flows created a global labour market?, Simon Marginson 18.Transnational academic mobility in a global knowledge economy: comparative and historical motifs, Terri Kim 19.The Chinese Knowledge Diaspora: Communication Networks among Overseas Chinese Intellectuals in the Global Era, Anthony R. Welch and Zhang Zhen 20. Internationalization and the Cosmopolitical University, Rodrigo Britez and Michael A. Peters 21.The Social Web: Changing Knowledge Systems in Higher Education, Bill Cope and Marh Kalantzis