Book review: British universities in the brexit moment: Political,economic and cultural implications

Bell E Bridgman T (2017) Why management learning matters. Management Learning 48(1): 3–6.

Bristow A Robinson S (2018) Brexiting CMS. Organization 25(5): 636–648.

Davies J (2016) Are business school deans doomed? The global financial crisis, Brexit and all that. Journal of Management Development 35(7): 901–915.

Fuller S (2017) Brexit as the unlikely leading edge of the anti-expert revolution. European Management Journal 35(5): 575–580.

Higher Education Commission (2018) Too Good to Fail – The Financial Stability of Higher Education in England. London: Policy Connect. Available at: https://www.policyconnect.org.uk/hec/sites/site_hec/files/report/391/fieldreportdownload/hecommissionreport-toogoodtofail.pdf

Marginson S (2018) The UK in the Global Student Market: Second Place for How Much Longer? London: Centre for Global Higher Education, University College London, 19 July. Available at: http://www.researchcghe.org/perch/resources/publications/the-uk-in-the-global-student-market.pdf

Polanyi M (2000) The republic of science: Its political and economic theory. Minerva 1(1): 54–73.

Robbins L (1966) The university in the modern world. In: Robbins L (ed.) The University in the Modern World. London: Macmillan, 1–16.

Smyth J (2017) The Toxic University: Zombie Leadership, Academic Rock Stars, and Neoliberal Ideology. London: Palgrave Macmillan.

Van Fleet DD Wren DA (2005) Teaching history in business schools: 1982–2003. Academy of Management Learning & Education 4(1): 44–56.