Titlebook: Equality and Differentiation in Marketised Higher Education; A New Level Playing Marion Bowl,Colin McCaig,Jonathan Hughes Book 2018 The Ed

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Diversity and Differentiation, Equity and Equality in a Marketised Higher Education System,ses the relationship between marketisation and sector differentiation and the extent to which calls for increased differentiation and diversity represent increased ‘consumer choice’, or whether they signal a scramble for status in which poorer institutions and students are the losers, and claims for equality or fairness are compromised.

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International Policies for Higher Education and Their National Variants: Reconciling Equality and Mne countries—Australia, New Zealand, the Republic of Ireland and England—to illustrate the interplay between international and national priorities and to highlight the commonalities and contrasts in the way different national governments express marketising and equality aims.

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Spam and its economic significance,n those institutions focusing on social mobility for ‘the brightest’ and those engaged in generic aspiration-raising outreach among all young people. It explores the tensions between these two developments and the competing claims made about increasing equity and diversity in the English HE population.

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,FRAND-Streitigkeiten: L?nderberichte,performance of ‘alternative’ providers—do they enhance choice for the consumer and contribute to widening participation, and do they help to improve the quality of the system? The chapter concludes that alternative providers are unlikely to satisfy the policy outcomes claimed by the UK government.

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Changing Information Environment,in England, the authors argue that the relationship between diversification and equity is ambiguous, with students from ‘diverse’ backgrounds tending to remain in lower status parts of the system, leaving elite higher education relatively unaffected by their presence.

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