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Direct linkRodgers, Jess; Thorneycroft, Ryan; Cook, Peta S.; Humphrys, Elizabeth; Asquith, Nicole L.; Yaghi, Sally Anne; Foulstone, Ashleigh – Higher Education Research and Development, 2023
Within Australian universities, neoliberalism has transformed education into a marketplace and product, where academic employees are regulated and controlled through metrics, productivity, and pressure to maintain and increase 'value'. In this environment, disabled academics face increasing barriers to workplace participation and meaningful…
Descriptors: Attitudes toward Disabilities, Social Bias, Higher Education, Universities
