Investigates the effects of information communication technologies (ICTs) as techniques for neoliberal, or what we refer to as 'advanced liberal', governing within universities using a regional Australian university as the site of study. This book seeks to

In recent years governments around the world have been bending their will toward increasing collaborative practice amongst health care professionals. Although interprofessional learning has been on the agenda since the 1950s, to date there has been mixed success in bringing the disparate range of health professionals in the health care system together in a coherent and systematic way. Surprisingly, there has been limited sociological analysis of this phenomenon with no identifiable seminal text that critical analyses the issues facing the development of successful inter-professional practice...