The Crisis of the University and the Educational Significance of the Fees: Reducing the 'Deficit' or Fashioning Subservient Human Beings? | Tuesday, December 27th, 2011 | Salford, United Kingdom | researchpeers

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The Crisis of the University and the Educational Significance of the Fees: Reducing the 'Deficit' or Fashioning Subservient Human Beings?

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The Crisis of the University and the Educational Significance of the Fees: Reducing the 'Deficit' or Fashioning Subservient Human Beings?

Starts: 27.12.2011 00:00

Ends: 27.12.2011 00:00

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Salford
United Kingdom

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Name	School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences (University of Salford, Manchester)
Website	salforduniagainstcuts.blogspot.com

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Contact Person : Carlos Frade, Will Jackson; Last Date for the submission of abstract : Not Available ; Description : A one-day discussion seminar jointly organised by PhD students and staff focussed on the impact of the 'cuts' and 'fees' imposed by the lib-con government.

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