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In addition, the research will hopefully provide an understanding of what has occurred in Arkansas's higher education institutions in relationship to comparable national trends. Reference List Tuckman, H. P., Caldwell, J., & Vogler, W. (1978). Part-timers and the Academic Labor Market of the Eighties...
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P., Caldwell, J., & Vogler, W. (1978). Part-timers and the Academic Labor Market of the Eighties. The American Sociologist, 13(4), 184-195. American Association of University Professors. Committee G. (1992). On the Status of Non-Tenure-Track Faculty...
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