Titlebook: Universities in Arab Countries: An Urgent Need for Change; Underpinning the Tra Adnan Badran (Editor-in-Chief),Elias Baydoun,John Book 201

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Science and Religion Issues in Higher Education,ituation and highlight the educational problems that arise from improperly relating science and religion. In the second part, I review a few pedagogical solutions that have been proposed to this problem: presenting Stephen J. Gould’s NOMA (Non-Overlapping Magisteria) view of science and religion to

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Who Pays What for Public & Private University Education in the Arab Region Compared with the Rest orces to support public higher education, although they provide free general education. Students in public higher-education institutions pay tuition fees, but these fees do not match rising administrative and tuition costs. Governments usually subsidize these student fees... comprises private univers

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The Political Economy of Higher Education in Jordan: Cost-Sharing Revisited,ts thus compromising the quality of education..Public universities have been put under pressure to devise alternative options to generate the resources to meet the rising demand on their services. Within public universities recourse has been made to the so-called “parallel programs”, whereby student

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University Reform in the Maghreb Countries: Institutional Autonomy as a Lever for National Developmersity expertise in the management of their development agendas and have allocated supplementary funds to bolster university budgets. Similar developments in the Maghreb region tend to support this trend, which may effectively lead to a more flexible approach to university management, favoring more

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