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Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions

Bibliography: leaves 87-90.

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Main Author: Bunting, Lisa
Other Authors: Muller, Johan
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: School of Education 2015
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spelling oai:open.uct.ac.za:11427/13913 Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions Bunting, Lisa Muller, Johan Educational Administration, Planning and Social Policy Bibliography: leaves 87-90. The purpose of this study is to compare and assess two theoretical models of higher education institutional change: the policy response and the adaptational model. The policy response model is essentially a measurement of policy impact, and through the application of an indicator framework allows the evaluation of the extent to which a higher education institution has applied a government policy directive. The adaptational model is based on the idea that institutional change can be explained in terms of the categorisation of the strategic choices an institution makes in order to adapt to and survive in a constantly changing environment. The application of the two models is demonstrated through case studies of two South African higher education institutions: the University of Port Elizabeth and Peninsula Technikon. 2015-09-14T18:11:24Z 2015-09-14T18:11:24Z 2002 Master Thesis Masters MPhil http://hdl.handle.net/11427/13913 eng application/pdf School of Education Faculty of Humanities University of Cape Town
spellingShingle Educational Administration, Planning and Social Policy
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Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions
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title Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions
title_full Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions
title_fullStr Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions
title_full_unstemmed Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions
title_short Measuring institutional change : the application of two theoretical models to two South African higher education institutions
title_sort measuring institutional change the application of two theoretical models to two south african higher education institutions
topic Educational Administration, Planning and Social Policy
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