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The Academic Profession: A Common Core, a Diversified Group or an Outdated Idea?

The academic profession is the ‘productive workforce’ of higher education institutions and research institutes, the key organizations in society serving the generation, preservation and dissemination of systematic knowledge. There is a general consensus that the academic profession is highly important in a society often characterized as a ‘knowledge society’, both in being responsible for the enhancement of systematic general knowledge and in providing its apex for many professional areas. Past analyses have shown that four major tensions have led to abundant changes in and constant debates about the situation of the academic profession: