Higher Education
Référence :
Vol.54, n°4, octobre 2007
Japanese flagship universities at a crossroads, Akiyoshi Yonezawa
The international performance of the South African academic institutions: a citation assessment, Anastassios Pouris
Valid knowledge: the economy and the academy, Peter John Williams
A national study examining the impact of SEVIS on international student and scholar advisors,Vicki J. Rosser, Jill M. Hermsen, Ketevan Mamiseishvili et Melinda S. Wood
Higher education funding reform and university–industry links in developing countries: The case of Thailand, Daniel Schiller et Ingo Liefner
Organisational culture and values and the adaptation of academic units in Australian universities, Deanna de Zilwa
Subject Collection Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
“Dancing in a cage”: Changing autonomy in Chinese higher education, Rui Yang, Lesley Vidovich et Jan Currie
‘The customer is always right?’: Student discourse about higher education in Australia, Naomi Rosh White
Subject Collection Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
A portrait of remedial instruction: faculty workload and assessment techniques, Patricia Grace Boyer, Bonita K. Butner et Dwyane Smith
Subject Collection Humanities, Social Sciences and Law
Managerialism and equalities: tensions within widening access policy and practice for disabled students in UK universities, Sheila Riddell, Elisabet Weedon, Mary Fuller, Mick Healey, Alan Hurst, Katie Kelly et Linda Piggott
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