International Higher Education

Number 26, Winter 2002

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International Issues

• Differentiation Requires Definition
  by Philip G. Altbach

Special Focus: Reform and Change in Comparative Perspective

• Implementation of Comprehensive Reform in Italy
  by Roberto Moscati
• Polish Reforms
  by Marek Kwiek
• Unfinished Reforms in Croatia
  by Marijan Sunjiç
• Changes in Kyrgyzstan
  by Thomas Wolanin
• Reforming for International Competitiveness: The Netherlands
  by Marijk van der Wende
• Adaptation and Change in Russia
  by Anthony W. Morgan

Special Focus: U.S. Developments

• Higher Education and the Digital Rapids
  by Frank Newman and Jamie E. Scurry
• International Experience and Knowledge in the United States
  by Laura Siaya

Special Focus: Latin America

• The Political Nature of Mexico’s National University
  by Imanol Ordorika
• The Student Struggle and its Aftermath at UNAM
  by Alma Maldonado Maldonado
• Private Initiative in Brazil
  by Claudio de Moura Castro
• Higher Education Transition in Argentina
  by Marcela Mollis

Countries and Regions

• Japan’s “Top 30” Universities
  by William Currie, SJ

Response and Reaction

• “Pseudo U” or “What’s in a Name?”
  by Daniel C. Levy

Departments

• News of the Center for International Higher Education
• New Publications