World-Class Universities and Institutional Autonomy in China

  • Blackburn Cohen C
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Abstract

With the release of Scholars at Risk’s (SAR’s) Obstacles to Excellence: Academic Freedom and China’s Quest for World-Class Universities, institutional autonomy ascends to the fore. In China’s pursuit to transform its institutions into world-class universities, global rankings have offered metrics to purported advancement but too often lack consideration of academic freedom and institutional autonomy, permitting only a shrinking space for vital questions as China applies enormous effort to impose control while seeking the status of a world-class knowledge producer. This article is based on a Scholars at Risk’s report entitled Obstacles to Excellence: Academic Freedom and China’s Quest for World-Class Universities, available on SAR’s website at https://www.scholarsatrisk.org/.

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Blackburn Cohen, C. (2019). World-Class Universities and Institutional Autonomy in China. International Higher Education, (99), 26–28. https://doi.org/10.6017/ihe.2019.99.11699

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