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WHEN SAMUEL BECKETT was asked why he made the two tramps Vladimir and Estragon in Waiting for Godot sound as if they had earned PhDs, he replied: "How do you know they hadn't?"
There are universities everywhere in Australia, yet nowhere do they exist, at least not in the traditional sense. The massive growth in, and concomitant disappearance of, universities in this country has occurred in less than a generation and has met with little resistance. Partly this is because there is a fundamental gap in experience between those who drive change in universities and those who are subject to the consequences of so-called reforms.
In The Unchained University ...