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capitalism--coolabah-15516	Hoffman, David M.	Aspiration, Achievement and Abandonment in ‘The World’s Best Country’: Merit and Equity or Smoke and Mirrors?	2016.0	76	.pdf	application/pdf	35980	1463	40	Hoffman, Cools and Seikkinen were already acutely aware of the risk entailed in studies of this nature, as higher education studies are generally not a showcase for critical approaches to power relations within academe (Alvesson 2003; Hoffman et al. 2014, 2013b; Tight 2012), and in Finnish higher education studies in particular (Hoffman et al. 2013a; Hoffman, Saarinen & Cools 2012). In the context of Finnish higher education studies, it was Grant Harman, the former Editor-in- Chief of Higher Education, who on 5 September 2005 delivered a keynote in Finland’s Higher Education Symposium prophetically centred on the wave of higher education mergers sweeping across Australia in the first decade of this century.	cache/capitalism--coolabah-15516.pdf	txt/capitalism--coolabah-15516.txt