This study explores the emerging phenomenon of university activism, which refers to taking a stand on controversial sociopolitical issues through concrete statements and/or actions by universities. We argue that university activism can be a powerful strategy for generating both a social change in civil society and a positive cultural change in the institution itself. Specifically, we seek to understand if and how universities implement activism, and which aims it might have.
Embracing the positive change through activism: a new strategy of higher education?
Antonella Cammarota
;Francesca Avallone;Vittoria Marino;Riccardo Resciniti
2024-01-01
Abstract
This study explores the emerging phenomenon of university activism, which refers to taking a stand on controversial sociopolitical issues through concrete statements and/or actions by universities. We argue that university activism can be a powerful strategy for generating both a social change in civil society and a positive cultural change in the institution itself. Specifically, we seek to understand if and how universities implement activism, and which aims it might have.File in questo prodotto:
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