Chapter 1 Introduction: An Ethnography of University Reform

Chapter 2 Enactment of the University – Issues and Concepts

Chapter 4 Contested Narratives of University Reform

Chapter 5 Steering Change – Negotiations of Autonomy and Accountability in the Self-Owning University

Chapter 6 Governing the Post-Bureaucratic University

Chapter 7 Leading the Post-bureaucratic University

Chapter 8 Changing University Discourses, Changing Spaces for Academics – Reconfiguring External Conditions for Being an Academic Subject

Chapter 9 Academic Subjectivities at Stake – Different University Contexts, Different Responses to Reform

Chapter 10 Capitalism, Political Participation and the Student as a Revolutionary Figure

Chapter 11 Students at the Centre – As Co-Owners, Consumers, Investors?

Chapter 12 Conclusion: Enactment and Transformation of the University