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Auftragsabwicklung im Unternehmen,element in these education reforms has been the decentralization of Taiwan’s education, i.e. easing government control over textbooks, empowering local education authorities, schools and teachers, providing educational vouchers for private senior vocational high schools and public and private kinder

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87737-7re 1987, Macau has never had a single, unique education “system” but a poly-centred system, which is neither centralized nor decentralized ([.]; [.]). This polycentred system has an uncoordinated collection of subsystems, imported from Portugal, The People‘s Republic of China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

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Orthop?disch-chirurgische Operationslehreroximity, and sover-eignty umbrella of these two transitional societies make them a good case study of the effects of economic globalization on the transformation of their respective university systems. The aim of this chapter is to examine the influence of economic globalization on higher education

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