Titlebook: Higher Education Policy Convergence and the Bologna Process; A Cross-National Stu Eva Maria V?gtle Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division

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Descriptive Analyses of the Dependent Variables, measure actual . in similarity. In our study, convergence starts in the year 2000 since we need the values of 1996 as the reference points or benchmarks for the calculation of convergence and to single out saturation effects. In doing so, we calculate the differences in changes on the basis of abso

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Eva Maria V?gtles Planers muss also sein, dass beim Entwurf von Geb?uden und/oder Bauteilen bautechnische Anforderungen gestalterischen Aspekten vorangestellt w- den. Beispielsweise geben hierfür diverse Merkbl?tter, Richt978-3-8348-9086-3

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Eva Maria V?gtles Planers muss also sein, dass beim Entwurf von Geb?uden und/oder Bauteilen bautechnische Anforderungen gestalterischen Aspekten vorangestellt w- den. Beispielsweise geben hierfür diverse Merkbl?tter, Richt978-3-8348-9086-3

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The Bologna Process: Emergence, Goals, and Developments,g states with manpower, building national consciousness and identity integrating national elites, and providing research capacity for development (Olsen and Maassen, 2007). Transnational cooperation in this policy field has been difficult, yet in recent decades, European universities and other insti

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Policy Diffusion, Transfer, and Convergence,ll as conditioning the degree of convergence observed. Hence, it is concerned with processes of policy diffusion, transfer, and convergence in an international setting. Therefore, the first part of this chapter focuses on the definitions and concepts of policy diffusion, transfer, and convergence in

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Research Design,domestic factors on the degree of convergence. According to Boehmke, international policy convergence occurs “whenever a state’s policy moves closer to a policy in another state” (2009a, p. 1126). Policy convergence can arise from emulation or coincidence; it describes the end result of a process of

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