Mats Benner is a Professor in Science Policy Studies and the Dean of the School of Economics and Management at Lund University, Sweden.Mikael Holmqvist is a Professor in Business Administration at Stockholm University, Sweden.

• Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Beyond Neoliberalized Research: From Auditing to Reflexive Governance Chapter 3. Publication Strategy as Ideology at Swedish Universities Chapter 4. Corporations’ Invisible Hand in Higher Education: Teaching at Business Schools and the Making of Employable Students Chapter 5. Social Media and Higher Education. On the Influx of Facebook in Swedish Academia Chapter 6. The Market Liberal University and Its Effects on Academic Researchers – Survey Evidence from Sweden Chapter 7. Making Ends Meet: Limiting Factors for Managerial Bureaucratization at the University of Helsinki and Stockholm School of Economics in the 2010s

Mats Benner is a Professor in Science Policy Studies and the Dean of the School of Economics and Management at Lund University, Sweden.Mikael Holmqvist is a Professor in Business Administration at Stockholm University, Sweden.

• Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Beyond Neoliberalized Research: From Auditing to Reflexive Governance Chapter 3. Publication Strategy as Ideology at Swedish Universities Chapter 4. Corporations’ Invisible Hand in Higher Education: Teaching at Business Schools and the Making of Employable Students Chapter 5. Social Media and Higher Education. On the Influx of Facebook in Swedish Academia Chapter 6. The Market Liberal University and Its Effects on Academic Researchers – Survey Evidence from Sweden Chapter 7. Making Ends Meet: Limiting Factors for Managerial Bureaucratization at the University of Helsinki and Stockholm School of Economics in the 2010s

Mats Benner is a Professor in Science Policy Studies and the Dean of the School of Economics and Management at Lund University, Sweden.Mikael Holmqvist is a Professor in Business Administration at Stockholm University, Sweden.

• Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Beyond Neoliberalized Research: From Auditing to Reflexive Governance Chapter 3. Publication Strategy as Ideology at Swedish Universities Chapter 4. Corporations’ Invisible Hand in Higher Education: Teaching at Business Schools and the Making of Employable Students Chapter 5. Social Media and Higher Education. On the Influx of Facebook in Swedish Academia Chapter 6. The Market Liberal University and Its Effects on Academic Researchers – Survey Evidence from Sweden Chapter 7. Making Ends Meet: Limiting Factors for Managerial Bureaucratization at the University of Helsinki and Stockholm School of Economics in the 2010s