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Marketing Context and Branding Content of Private Universities in Chile and Mexico,placement and promotion of HE and institutional efforts to design a marketing identity vary according to the degree of privatization, diversification, and segmentation of higher education systems. Therefore, while in Mexico branding content is embedded in a low regulated framework for private sector

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Branding and the Search for Competitive Advantage in the Field of Mozambican Higher Education Throu in an increasing competitive social field of higher education. We discuss the notions of brand and branding in higher education, while distinguishing from marketing. We provide the theoretical and methodological basis for examining branding in higher education. Drawing from the Mozambican case stud

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Alumni Engagement in Higher Education: A Matter of Marketing and Leveraging Social Identities,a complex strategy at most US colleges and universities that leads to the engagement of alumni and others. These relationship strategies can be viewed as a form of marketing. Historically, American higher education, like much of the nonprofit sector, engaged all of its constituencies in very similar

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Branding by Proxy? How Hubs Market (or not) Higher Education Systems Globally: The Example of Qatarnd uses the case of Qatar to draw conclusions. Increasingly, governments around the world invest in so-called “education hubs,” which host excellent tertiary providers. Hubs show how, on a global level, new forms of competition between higher education systems are evolving. By being home to top univ