Keywords
crisis
critical higher education research
Marxism
method
How to Cite
Abstract
In this short introduction to the thematic issue of Theoretical Practice we draw on the Marxist concept of critique to explain how Marxist higher education research could be understood as a constituting practice within-against-beyond the contemporary university in crisis.References
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