Titlebook: Contesting Globalization and Internationalization of Higher Education; Discourse and Respon Deane E. Neubauer,Ka Ho Mok,Sachi Edwards Book

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Introduction: Contesting Globalization and Its Discourses,The rise of nationalist movements over the past several years in numerous countries affects a variety of strategies and practices nations are pursuing within their higher education systems to this phenomenon. This chapter provides a brief introduction to the variety of country-specific responses to these changing dimensions of higher education.

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David Roberts: Experience of Place, world over the past four decades appears to be producing two modal responses. One is an all too understandable—if limited—concern by institutions, and individuals for the nature of their institutions within their customary and recognizable form. The other has been a more highly generalizable concer

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I Competition in the Service of Self-esteem,ted in the region in the late nineteenth century to serve such a purpose with little linkage to their rich indigenous cultural traditions. Modeled on European and North American experiences and operating in Confucian sociocultural contexts, they have long been struggling with their cultural identity