Executive Summary. The idea of a university in which teaching and research were combined in the search for impartial truth reached classic form in nineteenth-century ...
Hope this is helpful
Lindsay
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Hello
sorry to ask a huge question - but can someone point me to the origins of the research-teaching debate in HE? a few articles would be great -
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