Higher Education and Equality of Opportunity
Cross-National Perspectives
Herausgeber: Evans, Matt; Lazin, Fred A.; Jayaram, N.
Higher Education and Equality of Opportunity
Cross-National Perspectives
Herausgeber: Evans, Matt; Lazin, Fred A.; Jayaram, N.
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This volume provides a broad overview of recent higher education policy in a variety of countries, both developed and developing, around the world. Using interdisciplinary methods and analysis, it focuses on how diminishing governmental resources and expanding market forces in...
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This volume provides a broad overview of recent higher education policy in a variety of countries, both developed and developing, around the world. Using interdisciplinary methods and analysis, it focuses on how diminishing governmental resources and expanding market forces in...
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Produktdetails
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- Studies in Public Policy
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 747g
- ISBN-13: 9780739146699
- ISBN-10: 0739146696
- Artikelnr.: 31304836
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Studies in Public Policy
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 368
- Erscheinungstermin: 25. September 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 747g
- ISBN-13: 9780739146699
- ISBN-10: 0739146696
- Artikelnr.: 31304836
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Edited by Fred A. Lazin; N. Jayaram and Matt Evans - Contributions by Amit; Blackmon; Cobbah; Diner; Friedlander; Goastellec; Ayelet Harel-Shalev; Hattie; John Hawkins; Jackson; Kim; Kirp; Ka Ho Mok; O'Connor; Park; Pasztor; Schmid; Shulruf; Stewart; Tien
Chapter 1 1.Introduction: Higher Education and Equality of Opportunity
Chapter 2 2.The Earth is Flattening: The Globalization of Higher Education
and its Implications for Equal Opportunity Part 3 One: America Chapter 4
3.Challenges and Opportunities of Community Colleges Chapter 5 4.Minority
Access to Higher Education in the United States and the White-Minority
Credentials Gap Chapter 6 5.Prestige and Quality in American Colleges and
Universities Chapter 7 6.From Open Admissions to the Honors College: Equal
Opportunities at the City University of New York Chapter 8 7.The Changing
American College Experience: A View from the City University of New York,
Hunter College Part 9 Two: Asia, The Middle East and Africa Chapter 10
8.Promoting Access of the Poor through Student Loans in Asia: Prerequisites
for Success Chapter 11 9.The Quest for World-Class Status: Globalization
and Higher Education in East Asia Chapter 12 10. The Korean Passage to
Tertiary Education for All: Over-Privatization Chapter 13 11.Disparities in
Access to Higher Education in India: Persistent Issues and the Changing
Context Chapter 14 12.Educational Policy toward "Homeland Minorities" in
Deeply Divided Societies: India and Israel Chapter 15 13.Improving Access
to Higher Education for Students from Low Socio-Economic Backgrounds in
Israel Chapter 16 14.Higher Education in Africa: Challenges of Development
and Gender Chapter 17 15.Development of Corporate and Private Universities
in Ghana: Effects on Curriculum, Faculty, Access and Equity Part 18 Three:
Europe and Oceana Chapter 19 16.Access to Higher Education in France:
Between Equality of Rights and Meritocracy, a Long Walk to Equality of
Opportunities? Chapter 20 17.Equal Opportunity in a Public System:
Experiences of Ethnic Minority Students in Dutch Higher Education Chapter
21 18.Access to Higher Education for Students with Mental Health
difficulties: An Equal Opportunities Issue Chapter 22 19.Altruism and
Avarice: The Place of Foreign Students in Australian Universities Chapter
23 20.A Dual Admission Policy: Enhancing Equal Opportunities in Higher
Education in New Zealand through Merit-based Admission Policy
Chapter 2 2.The Earth is Flattening: The Globalization of Higher Education
and its Implications for Equal Opportunity Part 3 One: America Chapter 4
3.Challenges and Opportunities of Community Colleges Chapter 5 4.Minority
Access to Higher Education in the United States and the White-Minority
Credentials Gap Chapter 6 5.Prestige and Quality in American Colleges and
Universities Chapter 7 6.From Open Admissions to the Honors College: Equal
Opportunities at the City University of New York Chapter 8 7.The Changing
American College Experience: A View from the City University of New York,
Hunter College Part 9 Two: Asia, The Middle East and Africa Chapter 10
8.Promoting Access of the Poor through Student Loans in Asia: Prerequisites
for Success Chapter 11 9.The Quest for World-Class Status: Globalization
and Higher Education in East Asia Chapter 12 10. The Korean Passage to
Tertiary Education for All: Over-Privatization Chapter 13 11.Disparities in
Access to Higher Education in India: Persistent Issues and the Changing
Context Chapter 14 12.Educational Policy toward "Homeland Minorities" in
Deeply Divided Societies: India and Israel Chapter 15 13.Improving Access
to Higher Education for Students from Low Socio-Economic Backgrounds in
Israel Chapter 16 14.Higher Education in Africa: Challenges of Development
and Gender Chapter 17 15.Development of Corporate and Private Universities
in Ghana: Effects on Curriculum, Faculty, Access and Equity Part 18 Three:
Europe and Oceana Chapter 19 16.Access to Higher Education in France:
Between Equality of Rights and Meritocracy, a Long Walk to Equality of
Opportunities? Chapter 20 17.Equal Opportunity in a Public System:
Experiences of Ethnic Minority Students in Dutch Higher Education Chapter
21 18.Access to Higher Education for Students with Mental Health
difficulties: An Equal Opportunities Issue Chapter 22 19.Altruism and
Avarice: The Place of Foreign Students in Australian Universities Chapter
23 20.A Dual Admission Policy: Enhancing Equal Opportunities in Higher
Education in New Zealand through Merit-based Admission Policy
Chapter 1 1.Introduction: Higher Education and Equality of Opportunity
Chapter 2 2.The Earth is Flattening: The Globalization of Higher Education
and its Implications for Equal Opportunity Part 3 One: America Chapter 4
3.Challenges and Opportunities of Community Colleges Chapter 5 4.Minority
Access to Higher Education in the United States and the White-Minority
Credentials Gap Chapter 6 5.Prestige and Quality in American Colleges and
Universities Chapter 7 6.From Open Admissions to the Honors College: Equal
Opportunities at the City University of New York Chapter 8 7.The Changing
American College Experience: A View from the City University of New York,
Hunter College Part 9 Two: Asia, The Middle East and Africa Chapter 10
8.Promoting Access of the Poor through Student Loans in Asia: Prerequisites
for Success Chapter 11 9.The Quest for World-Class Status: Globalization
and Higher Education in East Asia Chapter 12 10. The Korean Passage to
Tertiary Education for All: Over-Privatization Chapter 13 11.Disparities in
Access to Higher Education in India: Persistent Issues and the Changing
Context Chapter 14 12.Educational Policy toward "Homeland Minorities" in
Deeply Divided Societies: India and Israel Chapter 15 13.Improving Access
to Higher Education for Students from Low Socio-Economic Backgrounds in
Israel Chapter 16 14.Higher Education in Africa: Challenges of Development
and Gender Chapter 17 15.Development of Corporate and Private Universities
in Ghana: Effects on Curriculum, Faculty, Access and Equity Part 18 Three:
Europe and Oceana Chapter 19 16.Access to Higher Education in France:
Between Equality of Rights and Meritocracy, a Long Walk to Equality of
Opportunities? Chapter 20 17.Equal Opportunity in a Public System:
Experiences of Ethnic Minority Students in Dutch Higher Education Chapter
21 18.Access to Higher Education for Students with Mental Health
difficulties: An Equal Opportunities Issue Chapter 22 19.Altruism and
Avarice: The Place of Foreign Students in Australian Universities Chapter
23 20.A Dual Admission Policy: Enhancing Equal Opportunities in Higher
Education in New Zealand through Merit-based Admission Policy
Chapter 2 2.The Earth is Flattening: The Globalization of Higher Education
and its Implications for Equal Opportunity Part 3 One: America Chapter 4
3.Challenges and Opportunities of Community Colleges Chapter 5 4.Minority
Access to Higher Education in the United States and the White-Minority
Credentials Gap Chapter 6 5.Prestige and Quality in American Colleges and
Universities Chapter 7 6.From Open Admissions to the Honors College: Equal
Opportunities at the City University of New York Chapter 8 7.The Changing
American College Experience: A View from the City University of New York,
Hunter College Part 9 Two: Asia, The Middle East and Africa Chapter 10
8.Promoting Access of the Poor through Student Loans in Asia: Prerequisites
for Success Chapter 11 9.The Quest for World-Class Status: Globalization
and Higher Education in East Asia Chapter 12 10. The Korean Passage to
Tertiary Education for All: Over-Privatization Chapter 13 11.Disparities in
Access to Higher Education in India: Persistent Issues and the Changing
Context Chapter 14 12.Educational Policy toward "Homeland Minorities" in
Deeply Divided Societies: India and Israel Chapter 15 13.Improving Access
to Higher Education for Students from Low Socio-Economic Backgrounds in
Israel Chapter 16 14.Higher Education in Africa: Challenges of Development
and Gender Chapter 17 15.Development of Corporate and Private Universities
in Ghana: Effects on Curriculum, Faculty, Access and Equity Part 18 Three:
Europe and Oceana Chapter 19 16.Access to Higher Education in France:
Between Equality of Rights and Meritocracy, a Long Walk to Equality of
Opportunities? Chapter 20 17.Equal Opportunity in a Public System:
Experiences of Ethnic Minority Students in Dutch Higher Education Chapter
21 18.Access to Higher Education for Students with Mental Health
difficulties: An Equal Opportunities Issue Chapter 22 19.Altruism and
Avarice: The Place of Foreign Students in Australian Universities Chapter
23 20.A Dual Admission Policy: Enhancing Equal Opportunities in Higher
Education in New Zealand through Merit-based Admission Policy