Robert Troschitz currently works at Dresden University of Technology.

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• 1 Introduction 2 Theorising Higher Education Part One: Higher Education for Post-War Britain 3 Setting the Scene 4 National Needs and the Provision of Manpower 5 The Idea of the University 6 The Student Voice Part Two: Breaking the Ivory Tower 7 Higher Education and the Welfare State 8 Barbarians at the Gates 9 New Institutions for New Students? 10 The 1960s Student Protests Part Three: Marketisation and the Student as Customer 11 Thatcherism and New Public Management 12 Towards the Learning Society 13 Higher Education and the Third Way 14 The Triumph of the Market 15 Neoliberal Governmentality and the Student Part Four: Beyond the Customer and Neoliberal Higher Education 16 Looking Forward to the Past 17 Contesting the Customer 18 Towards the Future 19 The 2010 Student Protests 20 Conclusion

Robert Troschitz currently works at Dresden University of Technology.

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• 1 Introduction 2 Theorising Higher Education Part One: Higher Education for Post-War Britain 3 Setting the Scene 4 National Needs and the Provision of Manpower 5 The Idea of the University 6 The Student Voice Part Two: Breaking the Ivory Tower 7 Higher Education and the Welfare State 8 Barbarians at the Gates 9 New Institutions for New Students? 10 The 1960s Student Protests Part Three: Marketisation and the Student as Customer 11 Thatcherism and New Public Management 12 Towards the Learning Society 13 Higher Education and the Third Way 14 The Triumph of the Market 15 Neoliberal Governmentality and the Student Part Four: Beyond the Customer and Neoliberal Higher Education 16 Looking Forward to the Past 17 Contesting the Customer 18 Towards the Future 19 The 2010 Student Protests 20 Conclusion