International Higher Education

Number 39, Spring 2005

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International Issues

• Exploiting the Professoriate and Weakening the University
  Philip G Altbach

Globalization Currents

• Sharing Quality Higher Education Across Borders: An International Statement
• GATS and the OECD/UNESCO Guidelines and the Academic Profession
  David Robinson
• GATS and Education: An “Insider” View from Norway
  Olve Sørensen
• The Rise and Fall of Transnational Higher Education in Singapore
  Richard Garrett

Private Higher Education Trends

• Universities: Family Style
  Philip G. Altbach
• Private Versus Public in Romania: Consequences for the Market
  Luminia Nicolescu
• Analyzing a Private Revolution: The Work of PROPHE
  Daniel C. Levy

Universities and Economic Development

• University-Industry Partnership Reconsidered: Three Lessons
  Sachi Hatakenaka
• State Policies, Research, and Economic Development
  Roger L. Geiger

Perspectives on China

• Corruption in China's Higher Education: A Malignant Tumor
  Rui Yang
• China's Universities on the Global Stage—Views from University Leaders
  Ruth Hayhoe and Julia Pan
• World-Class Universities and Reform in China
  Kathryn Mohrman

Countries and Regions

• Catholic Universities in Central Europe
  Marijan Sunjic

Departments

• A New Initiative: The Higher Education Corruption Monitor
• News of the Center
• New Publications