Donald Fisher

the story of Donald Fisher and the apparel icon he created

Falling into the Gap

William K. Cummings

William Locke

External drivers are pressing for a more privatized approach to higher education and research, a greater reliance on technology and the more efficient use of resources. This book analyzes recent changes in institutional governance and management in higher education and their impact on the academy and academic work. It draws on findings from an international study based on a survey of academics in eighteen countries. It opens with a chapter outlining the key issues, drivers and challenges that inform contemporary discourse around academic work and the profession in general. It then focuses on national case studies, comparing changes in the top tier with the lower tiers of national systems, public and private institutions, and other differentiating factors appropriate in each country, which include mature and emerging higher education systems. It concludes by proposing a series of generalizations about the contemporary status of governance and management of institutions of higher education.

The Perspectives of the Academy

Changing Governance and Management in Higher Education

Paola Vannucchi

Field Guides to the Northern Apennines in Emilia and in the Apuan Alps (Italy)

Deformation, Fluid Flow, and Mass Transfer in the Forearc of Convergent Margins

Shaping Up for Change in the LEAs

Kohtaro Ujiie

Demian Saffer

Asuka Yamaguchi

Timothy Byrne

Lisa McNeill

Michael B. Underwood

This volume highlights the career of Dr. Gaku Kimura, professor emeritus of geosciences at the University of Tokyo, by showing the spectrum of research required to understand these dynamic environments and the range of research he has inspired. The first three chapters provide context for the growth of accretionary prisms by examining the thermal structure of the ocean crust, and the sedimentary facies and potential fluid pathways in the Shikoku Basin. Next, two chapters look at the regional-scale structure of the plate boundary and the rheology and hysteresis of the hanging wall of the subduction zone in SW Japan. The following five chapters discuss the progressive deformation and thermal maturation of sediments along accretionary margins from Japan to New Zealand to western North America. The final two chapters look at the deformation processes near the subducting plate interface with the last chapter proposing a link between outcrop-scale observations and seismic slip.

Geology and Tectonics of Subduction Zones: A Tribute to Gaku Kimura

Donald Fisher

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