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Direct linkBackes-Gellner, Uschi; Schlinghoff, Axel – European Education, 2010
Increasingly, faculty members are rewarded financially for prestige-maximizing publications. As a result, the balance between publishing and other activities such as teaching or public service may collapse, as argued by Leisyte, Enders, and de Boer (2009). In our paper, we focus on career-related rewards and study their impact on publication…
Descriptors: Incentives, Rewards, Public Service, Faculty Promotion
