Reforming Higher Education:

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Higher Education Governance and Development Global Educational Policies and Reforms University Challenges and Reforms

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Preface. Part 1. Themes, Methods and Theories. 1. Our Main Themes and Methods. 2. Our Project and Theoretical Position. Part 2. Changing Nature of Higher Education: Main Policy Movements. 3. The Reform Movement: Contexts and Massification. 4. The Reform Movement: Objectives and Policies. 5. The Ending of the Binary System. 6. The Changing State Apparatus. 7. The Impact of Policy Changes on Institutional Government. Part 3. Theoretical Perspectives, the Exercise of Influence and the Role of the State. 8. The Exercise of Influence. 9. Reflections and Some Emerging Conclusions. Glossary. Bibliography. Subject Index. Author Index.

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