Machiavelli for Adjuncts
This book is a "must read" for adjuncts trying to navigate their way through the maze of today's higher education economy. Jill Carroll gleans six indispensable lessons for adjuncts from Machiavelli's notorious book The Prince. By applying Machiavellian insights to specific dimensions of the adjunct career, Carroll argues, adjuncts can empower themselves in ways that bring them more money, freedom, job satisfaction and overall happiness. Adjuncts who plan to stay in higher education for any length of time will do themselves a favor by reading this book and incorporating its insights not only into their adjunct careers, but into their lives as well.
108 pages
English edition · First published 2004 by Aventine Press · ISBN 9781593301323
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