Titlebook: Rankings and the Reshaping of Higher Education; The Battle for World Ellen Hazelkorn Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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What Rankings Measure,student ratio or volumes in the library. Research was included almost from the beginning because ‘many universities already considered research their most important, or at least one of their most important, functions’ (Webster, 1986, p. 17).

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,Impact and Influence of Rankings — The View from Inside Higher Education,eller, 2007; Meredith, 2004; Provan and Abercromby, 2000), or providing profiling information to Thomson Reuters and QS (QS, 2010c; Jobbins, 2010). They are effectively ‘caught between not wanting to place public emphasis on their ranking … and privately trying to avoid slipping’ (Griffith and Rask,

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Rankings, Student Choice and Recruitment,the last decade in particular, the number and type of rankings, users and uses have grown exponentially, and now extend far beyond students and their parents who were envisaged as the initial and primary target group. A 2010 survey of users of rankings found the most favourable view came from studen

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Rankings and Policy Choices,h’ (Government of Australia and Government of New Zealand, 2009, p. 21; see also Obama, 2009; Education International, 2009). Levin highlighted the shifting balance of power represented by massive investment in Asia which recognized ‘that overhauling their higher-education systems is required to sus

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