I am only aware of the following pieces:

Bauman, Z. (2005). Education in liquid modernity. The review of education, pedagogy, and cultural studies, 27(4), 303-317.

which I like because of his engagement with Gregory Bateson and Daniel Dennett, and a much older piece:

Bauman, Z. (1987). Intellectuals in East-Central Europe: continuity and change. East European Politics and Societies, 1(2), 162-186.

Which is of more historical than analytic significance, but nevertheless interesting

Dear Mathijs, thank You very much, even if I was editor of  book on late Bauman's thought (in Polish, unfortunately), this text are something new for me. By the way, in next few weeks my - probably the last academic - interview will be published (in July issue "Theory Culture Society", I hope)

Now I am working on paper about "(Un)holy Trinity in Higher Learning: Bureaucracy, Conformity and Commodization. Case of Poland". Of course, I will use David Graeber's "Utopia of Rules". This book of LSE's academic I perceive very amusing, do You agree with me?

Maybe this will help: http://politybooks.com/bookdetail/?isbn=9780745661551