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a small PcI improvement could increase education funding significantly. even
in developed countries education funding is barely over 4%. the Greek 2011
budget is 2.59% and for 2013 it is 2.23%. Prof. th. Polyvos and dr. anastasia
litina “Corruption and Tax Evasion in Economies with Public and Private Education”
(Macedonia univ. study in Greek, funded by the J. latsis foundation).
apostolos lakasas “Corruption Does Not Allow Educational Reform” (in Greek)
Kathi merini June 18, 2011.
63. thessaloniki Mayor Boutaris advocates governance and funding reforms
and more flexible regulations, including recognizing foreign college degrees.
«Πόλις και Πανεπιστήμιο»(“City and University”) aristotle univ. May 2011, and
«Κάνει ο Δήμαρχος Εξωτερική Πολιτική;» (“Does A Mayor Engage In Foreign
Policy?”) elIaMeP May, 2011.
64. also see draft Bill note 5 supra. the restructuring of state universities and
technical institutes (“aeI” and “teI”) is modeled on foreign boards of directors
and contemplates a shared governance structure with a “Symvoulio Idrymatos”
(“Institutional Council”) and a dean/executive. as the draft law or Bill was
proposed, the council has oversight and audit responsibilities and is composed of
9-15 members depending on the institution’s size. the majority consists of professors
elected from the faculty. they elect the outside members.
the dean is elected by the faculty based on a short list of 3 candidates composed
by the council following a public search. the dean, together with the “Synglitos”
(“Faculty Council”), are responsible for academic affairs. a private law
legal person reporting to the council will be formed to manage assets and r & d.
state funding is dependant on evaluation. apostolos lakasas, “Radical Changes
In The Institutions Of Higher Education: New Election Procedure For The Deans
According To The New Draft Bill” (in Greek) Kathimerini June 4, 2011.
the draft law proposed by former education Minister anna diamantopoulou
covered a very wide scope of reforms beyond board structure provisions. It has
been hailed as one of the most significant legislative pieces and crucial to long
term development. headlines were being made by the opposing university leadership
offset by growing public support. see press reports following July 4, 2011.
65. for background on the constitutional issues see Prof. nikos K. alivizatos
in “The Constitution And Its Enemies in Modern Greek History 1800-2010” (in
Greek, Polis 2011) and his article with Prof. ant. Manitakis «Πανεπιστήμια: Ας