基本説明
Topics: Globalization, borderlessness, regulatory regimes, diversity, the market, innovation, science and social issues.
Full Description
This book explores different national models of university systems, including their historical development. It examines major themes confronting higher education, such as globalization, the growth of regulatory states, markets and education as a tradable service, and new providers utilizing the latest information and communication technologies. It also looks at implications for traditional universities and national governments.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Notes on the Contributors
Series Editors' Preface
Preface
List of Abbreviations
THE CONTEMPORARY UNIVERSITY; R.King
Introduction
The Origins of the Modern University
The Continental Model
The Market Model
Managed Markets and Central Regulation: the UK
The Accountable University: The UK Experience
Non-western Countries
Conclusion
THE UNIVERSITY IN EUROPE AND THE US; K.Edwards
Introduction: The Development of the Idea of the University in Europe and the US
Continental Europe, Bologna, and the Modern University
Comparisons between Europe and the US
Conclusion
GLOBALIZATION AND THE UNIVERSITY; R.King
Introduction
What is Globalization?
The University and Globalization
Research and Knowledge Production
Teaching and Learning
What Might Globalized University Teaching and Learning Look Like?
Global Developments
Conclusion: Globalization, the University and Democracy
THE UNIVERSITY AND THE REGULATORY STATE;R.King
Introduction
Markets and the State
The Regulatory State
Global Regulation
Universities
Regulatory Principles and Mechanisms
Intellectual Property
Universities and the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS)
GATS Implications
Negotiating Positions
Conclusion
GLOBALIZATION, INNOVATION AND SOCIALLY ROBUST KNOWLEDGE; M.Gibbons
Introduction
The New Context
Globalization, Innovation and Competition
Tensions Generated by Mode 2 Research in Universities
Contextualization, Trading Zones and Transactions Spaces
Policy Implications
Conclusions
DIFFERENTIATION AND DIVERSITY IN UNIVERSITY SYSTEMS; R.King
Introduction
Where has Diversity as a 'good thing' come from?
Binary, Segmented and Unified Systems
Human Capital and Social Reproduction
Self-help and Institutional Diversity
The System of Competitive Realism
Conclusion: Innovation and Dynamic Competition
BORDERLESS HIGHER EDUCATION; S.Bjarnason
Introduction
Borderless(ness)
The Global Higher Education 'Market'
Future Scenarios
New Providers
Competitors and Collaborators
Global Collaborators
Conclusions: Future Directions for Borderless Higher Education
TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE GLOBAL ERA; Y.Ryan
Introduction
Student Mobility and its Effects on Teaching
New Technologies and Globalization
Globalization and the Pursuit of the Vocational
The Changing Academic Role
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index.
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