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THE REVIEW OF HIGHER EDUCATION VOLUME 15 SUBJECT INDEX Number 1 Number 2 Number 3 Number 4 Pages 1-124 Pages 125-264 Pages 265-382 Pages 383-471 Academic culture: understanding changes within, 9 -2 9 Academic development, 151-177 Administrators: journal-keeping 65-81; promotion, 191-211 Age: and doctoral production, 449 Attitudes: faculty, 383 Baccalaureate degrees: and economic returns, 213-231 Cheating, 179-190 Closed review: and tenure decisions 47-63 Coeducation, 327-346 College outcomes, 151-177; 347-373 Community college: faculty, 307-325; leadership, 125-150 Confidentiality: in tenure review, 47-63 Coursework: and student academic development, 151-177 Degrees: economic returns, 213-231; doctoral, 449 Economic returns: to baccalaureate degrees, 213-231 Educational quality: incentive funding for, 289-306 Enrollments: at liberal-arts colleges, 83-106 Epistemologies: of students, 265-287 Faculty: access to tenure review documents, 4 7 -63; attitudes, 383; non­ tenure-track, 383; perceptions of institution, 417; recruiting in medical schools 31-45; work satisfaction and research activities, 307-325 Feminist scholarship, 9 -1 9 Finance: of higher education, 233-244 Funding: selective state, 289-306 Gender equity: in university administration, 191-211 High-school diplomas: economic returns, 213-231 Illiberal education, 463 Institutional change: at liberal arts colleges, 83-106 Institutional stability, 417 Job satisfaction: faculty, 307-325 Journal-keeping: for administrators, 65-81 Leadership: community college, 125-150 Liberal-arts colleges, 83-106 474 The Review of Higher Education Summer 1992 Lowi’s political model, 289-306 Medical schools: faculty recruiting 31-45 Minority groups: promotion in university administration, 191-211 Multiculturalism, 449 Mixed-effect structural equation models, 151-177 National Longitudinal Study of the class of 1972, 213-231; 327-346 Non-traditional-age students, 449 Occupational outcomes: of women, 327-346 Organizational life-cycle theory, 125-1501 Outcomes: of college, 151-177; 347-373; women’s occupational, 3 2 7 346 ; women’s educational, 327-346 Perceptions: student, 179-190; faculty, 383 Political correctness, 463 Private liberal-arts colleges, 83-106 Racial issues: promotion in university administration, 191-211 Research: of community college faculty, 307-325 Satisfaction: of faculty, 307-325 Selective funding, 289-306 Single-sex education, 327-346 Stability: institutional, 417 State funding, 289-306 Students: academic development, 151-177; epistemologies, 265-287; perceptions of cheating, 179-190 Tenure review, 47-63 Universities: and professional/administrative staff promotion, 191-211; roles and purposes, 107-121 Urban post-secondary education, 401 Ways of knowing, 265-287 Women (gender issues): in university staff promotion, 191 Women’s colleges, 327-346 ...

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