Investing In Excellence? The Performance-based Research Fund And Its Implications For Political Science Departments In New Zealand

Shaun Goldfinch Shaun Goldfinch lectures in public policy in the Department of Political Science at the University of Canterbury (where his email address is [email protected]). Dr Goldfinch recently had an appointment in the Center for National University Finance in Tokyo, Japan. Thanks to Professor Jonathan Boston for comments on a draft of this paper. The usual waivers apply.

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In future a portion of tertiary education funding in New Zealand will be progressively directed towards rewarding research performance. This will have implications for the management of departments and the reorientation of New Zealand universities. These implications are considered in this article, with special reference to the consequences for political science departments.

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