Titlebook: Mergers and Alliances in Higher Education; International Practi Adrian Curaj,Luke Georghiou,Eva Egron-Polak Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 The Editor(s)

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Mergers and Alliances in Context,nt population, the focus of the curriculum, the degree of research intensity, the form of governance, financial viability, scale of activity, the degree of autonomy and the extent to which it is embedded in one or more locations. More recently, as rankings and other forms of assessment have entered

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Institutional Combinations and the Creation of a New Higher Education Institutional Landscape in Posd outcomes of change. In this paper we examine one aspect of institutional change: mergers, addressing the context, determinants, dynamics and outcomes of mergers, or more generally institutional combinations, and the overall restructuring of the higher education institutional landscape post-1994.

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015pond by combining resources, either through collaborative arrangements or more fundamentallythrough mergers between two or more universities..After an introductory chapter by the editors which establishes the context for mergers and alliances, the book falls into two main parts.?Part 1 takes a natio

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Mergers and Alliances in Context,he needs of nineteenth century empires for administrators with a rounded education or those of the emerging professional and industrial classes for a highly trained workforce and for research, particularly in science and engineering. Humanistic ideals and academic freedom were embodied as core eleme

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Mergers and Alliances in France: Incentives, Success Factors and Obstaclesrvey of the 34 national associations of universities that are members of the European University Association (EUA) shows that, as of November 2012, 21 associations reported activities in this area. The survey revealed that motivations for such activities could be grouped into four categories (severa

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Mergers and Classifications in Romania: Opportunities and Obstaclesams completed a few months later, have been among the most disputed recent additions to higher education reform in this country. While sometimes denounced, they seem to have been at least partly accepted by most academic actors as well as by the public. Nevertheless, this may have been the case beca