Introduction Higher Education: Why Identities and Voices? Ronald Barnett and Roberto Di Napoli Preamble: Knowledge Identities Marilyn Strathern (University of Cambridge) PART 1: IDENTITIES AND VOICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION 1: Being an Academic Today Peter Taylor (Bond University, Australia) 2: Have Students got a Voice? Denise Batchelor (South Bank University, London) 3: Identities of Academic Developers: Critical Friends in the Academy? Gunnar Handal (University of Oslo) 4: The Changing Voices and Identities of Professional Administrators and Managers Celia Whitchurch (King's College, London) 5: Managers: Academics and/or Business People? Victor Borden (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, USA) PART 2: PERSPECTIVES 6: The Managers' Perspectives Christine King (Staffordshire University) Bob Burgess (Leicester University) 7: The Academics' Perspectives Laura Miller (University College, London) Gerard Delanty (University of Liverpool) 8: The Staff Developers' Perspectives Lynn McAlpine (McGill University, Canada) Ray Land (Strathclyde University) 9: The Students' Perspectives Student 1 (to be decided) Student 2 (to be decided) Conclusions Changing voices and Identities in Higher Education? Ronald Barnett and Roberto Di Napoli
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