Oxford Handbook of Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific Region
-10%
portes grátis
Oxford Handbook of Higher Education in the Asia-Pacific Region
Kapur, Devesh; Lo, Florence; Malone, David M.; Kong, Lily
Oxford University Press
01/2023
976
Dura
Inglês
9780192845986
15 a 20 dias
1838
Descrição não disponível.
Devesh Kapur, Lily Kong, Florence Lo, and David M. Malone: Introduction
I. History
1: Deane Neubauer: History of Higher Education in Asia-Pacific
II. Goals, Growth, and Massification
2: Malcolm Tight: From Elite Higher Education to Massification: The Asia-Pacific Experience
3: Roslyn Cameron and John Burgess: Employment and Labour Markets
4: Arnoud De Meyer: Productive Workers or Better Citizens?
III. Who Learns?
5: Prompilai Buasuwan and Arisara Leksansern: Access
6: Elizabeth M. King: Gender in Higher Education in The Asia-Pacific Region: Vertical Progress, Horizontal Segregation, and a Leaky Pipeline
IV. What: Content and Learning in Higher Education
7: Johanna Waters: The Relationship Between Credentials and Learning: A Focus on International Educational Value and Distinction
8: Mikiko Nishimura: Liberal Arts and Sciences Education for the 21st Century in Asia
9: Aki Yamada: STEM Field Demand and Educational Reform in Asia-Pacific Countries
10: William Yat Wai Lo and Ryan M. Allen: The Rankings Game
11: Sheng-Ju Chan and Hua-Chi Chou: Professional Education: Models and Issues
V. How and Who?
12: Angela Yung Chi Hou, I-Jung Grace Lu, Karen Hui Jung Chen, and Chao Yu Guo: Quality Regulation in Higher Education in Asia-Pacific: Roles of Quality Assurance and National Qualification Frameworks
13: K.C. Ho, Ravinder Sidhu, and Brenda S.A. Yeoh: Internationalisation and Education-Related Mobility in Asia-Pacific Universities
14: Christopher S. Collins and Alexander H. Jones: Internationalization and Mobility: Providers, Academic Collaborators and Recognition of Qualifications
15: Kris Olds: Education Hubs in the Asia-Pacific
16: Melinda dela Pena Bandalaria and Alexandra Ivanovic: Open University Systems
17: Helen Farley: MOOCs in Asia: Promise Unfulfilled or Promise Realised?
VI. Costs: Who Pays?
18: Xi Wang and W. James Jacob: Public Financing
19: Swee-Sum Lam: Private Philanthropy in Higher Education in Asia
20: Adrian Ziderman: Student Loans in Practice: Benefits and Pitfalls of Loans Schemes in Asia
VII. Consequences and Challenges
21: Rennie J. Moon: Returning Talent
22: Youngsuk Chi and John Van Orden: Asia as a Producer of Knowledge
23: Jack T. Lee: Asian Higher Education as Soft Power?
24: Christopher D. Hammond: Higher Education and Nationalism in the Asia-Pacific
25: Hongxia Shan and Zheng Ren: Lifelong Learning as a Globally Diffused Policy Discourse in Asia
VIII. Country Studies
26: Wenqin Shen and Wanhua Ma: China: Historical and Contemporary Development of Higher Education
27: Lan Xue, Zhen Yu, and Zhou Zhong: Elite Universities in China
28: Niraja Gopal Jayal: India: History and Thrust of Overall Higher Education and Research Patterns
29: Pratap Bhanu Mehta: Private Universities in India: New Dawn or False Dawn?
30: Akiyoshi Yonezawa: Japan: The Changing Role of Higher Education for Nation-Building
31: Miki Sugimura and Shinobu Yume Yamaguchi: Japan: Challenges in Internationalization of its Higher Education Sector
32: Jang Wan Ko: Higher Education in the Republic of Korea
33: S. Gopinathan and Michael H. Lee: Singapore: The Making of Higher Education in an Asian Education Hub
34: Jin Jiang: Higher Education in Hong Kong: Recent Developments and Challenges
35: Anthony Welch: Australia: History Versus Geography in an Evolving National System
36: Kathryn A. Sutherland and Stephen J. Marshall: Education for All? Higher Education at a Crossroads in Aotearoa New Zealand
37: Chiara Logli and Hermin Indah Wahyuni: Indonesia: The Politics of Equity and Quality in Higher Education
38: Chang Da Wan: Higher Education in Malaysia
39: Prachayani Praphamontripong Kanwar and Florence Lo: Privatized Higher Education in Thailand: In Pursuit of Legitimacy and Profitability
40: Marie Lall, Camille Kandiko Howson, and Aye Aye Tun: Higher Education in Myanmar
41: Maria Cynthia Rose Bautista, Vicente Paqueo, and Aniceto Orbeta Jr: Philippine Higher Education: A Case for Public-Private Complementarity in the Next Normal
I. History
1: Deane Neubauer: History of Higher Education in Asia-Pacific
II. Goals, Growth, and Massification
2: Malcolm Tight: From Elite Higher Education to Massification: The Asia-Pacific Experience
3: Roslyn Cameron and John Burgess: Employment and Labour Markets
4: Arnoud De Meyer: Productive Workers or Better Citizens?
III. Who Learns?
5: Prompilai Buasuwan and Arisara Leksansern: Access
6: Elizabeth M. King: Gender in Higher Education in The Asia-Pacific Region: Vertical Progress, Horizontal Segregation, and a Leaky Pipeline
IV. What: Content and Learning in Higher Education
7: Johanna Waters: The Relationship Between Credentials and Learning: A Focus on International Educational Value and Distinction
8: Mikiko Nishimura: Liberal Arts and Sciences Education for the 21st Century in Asia
9: Aki Yamada: STEM Field Demand and Educational Reform in Asia-Pacific Countries
10: William Yat Wai Lo and Ryan M. Allen: The Rankings Game
11: Sheng-Ju Chan and Hua-Chi Chou: Professional Education: Models and Issues
V. How and Who?
12: Angela Yung Chi Hou, I-Jung Grace Lu, Karen Hui Jung Chen, and Chao Yu Guo: Quality Regulation in Higher Education in Asia-Pacific: Roles of Quality Assurance and National Qualification Frameworks
13: K.C. Ho, Ravinder Sidhu, and Brenda S.A. Yeoh: Internationalisation and Education-Related Mobility in Asia-Pacific Universities
14: Christopher S. Collins and Alexander H. Jones: Internationalization and Mobility: Providers, Academic Collaborators and Recognition of Qualifications
15: Kris Olds: Education Hubs in the Asia-Pacific
16: Melinda dela Pena Bandalaria and Alexandra Ivanovic: Open University Systems
17: Helen Farley: MOOCs in Asia: Promise Unfulfilled or Promise Realised?
VI. Costs: Who Pays?
18: Xi Wang and W. James Jacob: Public Financing
19: Swee-Sum Lam: Private Philanthropy in Higher Education in Asia
20: Adrian Ziderman: Student Loans in Practice: Benefits and Pitfalls of Loans Schemes in Asia
VII. Consequences and Challenges
21: Rennie J. Moon: Returning Talent
22: Youngsuk Chi and John Van Orden: Asia as a Producer of Knowledge
23: Jack T. Lee: Asian Higher Education as Soft Power?
24: Christopher D. Hammond: Higher Education and Nationalism in the Asia-Pacific
25: Hongxia Shan and Zheng Ren: Lifelong Learning as a Globally Diffused Policy Discourse in Asia
VIII. Country Studies
26: Wenqin Shen and Wanhua Ma: China: Historical and Contemporary Development of Higher Education
27: Lan Xue, Zhen Yu, and Zhou Zhong: Elite Universities in China
28: Niraja Gopal Jayal: India: History and Thrust of Overall Higher Education and Research Patterns
29: Pratap Bhanu Mehta: Private Universities in India: New Dawn or False Dawn?
30: Akiyoshi Yonezawa: Japan: The Changing Role of Higher Education for Nation-Building
31: Miki Sugimura and Shinobu Yume Yamaguchi: Japan: Challenges in Internationalization of its Higher Education Sector
32: Jang Wan Ko: Higher Education in the Republic of Korea
33: S. Gopinathan and Michael H. Lee: Singapore: The Making of Higher Education in an Asian Education Hub
34: Jin Jiang: Higher Education in Hong Kong: Recent Developments and Challenges
35: Anthony Welch: Australia: History Versus Geography in an Evolving National System
36: Kathryn A. Sutherland and Stephen J. Marshall: Education for All? Higher Education at a Crossroads in Aotearoa New Zealand
37: Chiara Logli and Hermin Indah Wahyuni: Indonesia: The Politics of Equity and Quality in Higher Education
38: Chang Da Wan: Higher Education in Malaysia
39: Prachayani Praphamontripong Kanwar and Florence Lo: Privatized Higher Education in Thailand: In Pursuit of Legitimacy and Profitability
40: Marie Lall, Camille Kandiko Howson, and Aye Aye Tun: Higher Education in Myanmar
41: Maria Cynthia Rose Bautista, Vicente Paqueo, and Aniceto Orbeta Jr: Philippine Higher Education: A Case for Public-Private Complementarity in the Next Normal
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Devesh Kapur, Lily Kong, Florence Lo, and David M. Malone: Introduction
I. History
1: Deane Neubauer: History of Higher Education in Asia-Pacific
II. Goals, Growth, and Massification
2: Malcolm Tight: From Elite Higher Education to Massification: The Asia-Pacific Experience
3: Roslyn Cameron and John Burgess: Employment and Labour Markets
4: Arnoud De Meyer: Productive Workers or Better Citizens?
III. Who Learns?
5: Prompilai Buasuwan and Arisara Leksansern: Access
6: Elizabeth M. King: Gender in Higher Education in The Asia-Pacific Region: Vertical Progress, Horizontal Segregation, and a Leaky Pipeline
IV. What: Content and Learning in Higher Education
7: Johanna Waters: The Relationship Between Credentials and Learning: A Focus on International Educational Value and Distinction
8: Mikiko Nishimura: Liberal Arts and Sciences Education for the 21st Century in Asia
9: Aki Yamada: STEM Field Demand and Educational Reform in Asia-Pacific Countries
10: William Yat Wai Lo and Ryan M. Allen: The Rankings Game
11: Sheng-Ju Chan and Hua-Chi Chou: Professional Education: Models and Issues
V. How and Who?
12: Angela Yung Chi Hou, I-Jung Grace Lu, Karen Hui Jung Chen, and Chao Yu Guo: Quality Regulation in Higher Education in Asia-Pacific: Roles of Quality Assurance and National Qualification Frameworks
13: K.C. Ho, Ravinder Sidhu, and Brenda S.A. Yeoh: Internationalisation and Education-Related Mobility in Asia-Pacific Universities
14: Christopher S. Collins and Alexander H. Jones: Internationalization and Mobility: Providers, Academic Collaborators and Recognition of Qualifications
15: Kris Olds: Education Hubs in the Asia-Pacific
16: Melinda dela Pena Bandalaria and Alexandra Ivanovic: Open University Systems
17: Helen Farley: MOOCs in Asia: Promise Unfulfilled or Promise Realised?
VI. Costs: Who Pays?
18: Xi Wang and W. James Jacob: Public Financing
19: Swee-Sum Lam: Private Philanthropy in Higher Education in Asia
20: Adrian Ziderman: Student Loans in Practice: Benefits and Pitfalls of Loans Schemes in Asia
VII. Consequences and Challenges
21: Rennie J. Moon: Returning Talent
22: Youngsuk Chi and John Van Orden: Asia as a Producer of Knowledge
23: Jack T. Lee: Asian Higher Education as Soft Power?
24: Christopher D. Hammond: Higher Education and Nationalism in the Asia-Pacific
25: Hongxia Shan and Zheng Ren: Lifelong Learning as a Globally Diffused Policy Discourse in Asia
VIII. Country Studies
26: Wenqin Shen and Wanhua Ma: China: Historical and Contemporary Development of Higher Education
27: Lan Xue, Zhen Yu, and Zhou Zhong: Elite Universities in China
28: Niraja Gopal Jayal: India: History and Thrust of Overall Higher Education and Research Patterns
29: Pratap Bhanu Mehta: Private Universities in India: New Dawn or False Dawn?
30: Akiyoshi Yonezawa: Japan: The Changing Role of Higher Education for Nation-Building
31: Miki Sugimura and Shinobu Yume Yamaguchi: Japan: Challenges in Internationalization of its Higher Education Sector
32: Jang Wan Ko: Higher Education in the Republic of Korea
33: S. Gopinathan and Michael H. Lee: Singapore: The Making of Higher Education in an Asian Education Hub
34: Jin Jiang: Higher Education in Hong Kong: Recent Developments and Challenges
35: Anthony Welch: Australia: History Versus Geography in an Evolving National System
36: Kathryn A. Sutherland and Stephen J. Marshall: Education for All? Higher Education at a Crossroads in Aotearoa New Zealand
37: Chiara Logli and Hermin Indah Wahyuni: Indonesia: The Politics of Equity and Quality in Higher Education
38: Chang Da Wan: Higher Education in Malaysia
39: Prachayani Praphamontripong Kanwar and Florence Lo: Privatized Higher Education in Thailand: In Pursuit of Legitimacy and Profitability
40: Marie Lall, Camille Kandiko Howson, and Aye Aye Tun: Higher Education in Myanmar
41: Maria Cynthia Rose Bautista, Vicente Paqueo, and Aniceto Orbeta Jr: Philippine Higher Education: A Case for Public-Private Complementarity in the Next Normal
I. History
1: Deane Neubauer: History of Higher Education in Asia-Pacific
II. Goals, Growth, and Massification
2: Malcolm Tight: From Elite Higher Education to Massification: The Asia-Pacific Experience
3: Roslyn Cameron and John Burgess: Employment and Labour Markets
4: Arnoud De Meyer: Productive Workers or Better Citizens?
III. Who Learns?
5: Prompilai Buasuwan and Arisara Leksansern: Access
6: Elizabeth M. King: Gender in Higher Education in The Asia-Pacific Region: Vertical Progress, Horizontal Segregation, and a Leaky Pipeline
IV. What: Content and Learning in Higher Education
7: Johanna Waters: The Relationship Between Credentials and Learning: A Focus on International Educational Value and Distinction
8: Mikiko Nishimura: Liberal Arts and Sciences Education for the 21st Century in Asia
9: Aki Yamada: STEM Field Demand and Educational Reform in Asia-Pacific Countries
10: William Yat Wai Lo and Ryan M. Allen: The Rankings Game
11: Sheng-Ju Chan and Hua-Chi Chou: Professional Education: Models and Issues
V. How and Who?
12: Angela Yung Chi Hou, I-Jung Grace Lu, Karen Hui Jung Chen, and Chao Yu Guo: Quality Regulation in Higher Education in Asia-Pacific: Roles of Quality Assurance and National Qualification Frameworks
13: K.C. Ho, Ravinder Sidhu, and Brenda S.A. Yeoh: Internationalisation and Education-Related Mobility in Asia-Pacific Universities
14: Christopher S. Collins and Alexander H. Jones: Internationalization and Mobility: Providers, Academic Collaborators and Recognition of Qualifications
15: Kris Olds: Education Hubs in the Asia-Pacific
16: Melinda dela Pena Bandalaria and Alexandra Ivanovic: Open University Systems
17: Helen Farley: MOOCs in Asia: Promise Unfulfilled or Promise Realised?
VI. Costs: Who Pays?
18: Xi Wang and W. James Jacob: Public Financing
19: Swee-Sum Lam: Private Philanthropy in Higher Education in Asia
20: Adrian Ziderman: Student Loans in Practice: Benefits and Pitfalls of Loans Schemes in Asia
VII. Consequences and Challenges
21: Rennie J. Moon: Returning Talent
22: Youngsuk Chi and John Van Orden: Asia as a Producer of Knowledge
23: Jack T. Lee: Asian Higher Education as Soft Power?
24: Christopher D. Hammond: Higher Education and Nationalism in the Asia-Pacific
25: Hongxia Shan and Zheng Ren: Lifelong Learning as a Globally Diffused Policy Discourse in Asia
VIII. Country Studies
26: Wenqin Shen and Wanhua Ma: China: Historical and Contemporary Development of Higher Education
27: Lan Xue, Zhen Yu, and Zhou Zhong: Elite Universities in China
28: Niraja Gopal Jayal: India: History and Thrust of Overall Higher Education and Research Patterns
29: Pratap Bhanu Mehta: Private Universities in India: New Dawn or False Dawn?
30: Akiyoshi Yonezawa: Japan: The Changing Role of Higher Education for Nation-Building
31: Miki Sugimura and Shinobu Yume Yamaguchi: Japan: Challenges in Internationalization of its Higher Education Sector
32: Jang Wan Ko: Higher Education in the Republic of Korea
33: S. Gopinathan and Michael H. Lee: Singapore: The Making of Higher Education in an Asian Education Hub
34: Jin Jiang: Higher Education in Hong Kong: Recent Developments and Challenges
35: Anthony Welch: Australia: History Versus Geography in an Evolving National System
36: Kathryn A. Sutherland and Stephen J. Marshall: Education for All? Higher Education at a Crossroads in Aotearoa New Zealand
37: Chiara Logli and Hermin Indah Wahyuni: Indonesia: The Politics of Equity and Quality in Higher Education
38: Chang Da Wan: Higher Education in Malaysia
39: Prachayani Praphamontripong Kanwar and Florence Lo: Privatized Higher Education in Thailand: In Pursuit of Legitimacy and Profitability
40: Marie Lall, Camille Kandiko Howson, and Aye Aye Tun: Higher Education in Myanmar
41: Maria Cynthia Rose Bautista, Vicente Paqueo, and Aniceto Orbeta Jr: Philippine Higher Education: A Case for Public-Private Complementarity in the Next Normal
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
