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Universities and globalization: private linkages, public trust

By: Breton, Gilles, ed | Lambert, Michel, ed | Paris

Publisher: UNESCO ; 2003Description: 244 pISBN: 92-3-103890-7Subject(s): EDUCATION | UNIVERSITIES | HIGHER EDUCATION | HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS | GRADUATES | EDUCATIONAL REFORM | GLOBALIZATIONSummary: Examines the new global context of which universities are apart and discusses the new role played by knowledge in societies that are defined on the basis of knowledge. Informs that traditional universities are no longer the only players on the higher education scene and examines the relationship between international institutions which play a role in the structure of global issues facing universities.

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Examines the new global context of which universities are apart and discusses the new role played by knowledge in societies that are defined on the basis of knowledge. Informs that traditional universities are no longer the only players on the higher education scene and examines the relationship between international institutions which play a role in the structure of global issues facing universities.

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