Higher Education: the global perspective

Discusses the recent drastic changes in world affairs. Examines differences between U.S. and British higher education. Argues that both systems must adapt to global changes by (1) improving teaching about foreign countries and cultures; (2) closing the gap between the worlds of learning and work; an...

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Published in:Oxford review of education 1992-01, Vol.18 (2), p.161-172
Main Author: Brademas, John
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Colleges
Education
Educational Finance
Educational research
Federal budget deficit
Foreign Countries
Government
Government Role
Great Britain
Higher Education
Multicultural Education
Philanthropy
Political parties
Private Financial Support
Research universities
School Business Relationship
Social Change
Universities
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Summary:Discusses the recent drastic changes in world affairs. Examines differences between U.S. and British higher education. Argues that both systems must adapt to global changes by (1) improving teaching about foreign countries and cultures; (2) closing the gap between the worlds of learning and work; and (3) assuring stable governmental and private educational support. (SG)
ISSN:0305-4985
1465-3915
DOI:10.1080/0305498920180208