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What Women Want: The Shrew’s Storyease the internationalization of its higher education programs, prioritizing both sending and receiving internationally mobile students. The chapter also offers a review of current education trends in globalization and internationalization pre- and post-pandemic.

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What Women Want: The Shrew’s Storye forced to shift to distance teaching, learning and research. This chapter examines the common practices and challenges of higher education technology that emerged during Covid-19 around the globe, with a focus on three geographic regions: North America, Asia, and Africa. Within each region, we pro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-63019-9s and neoliberal accountability, this chapter focuses on the Strategic Mandate Agreement (SMA) and the Performance-Based Funding (PBF) model for universities and colleges in Ontario. The chapter explores the rise of the market- driven neoliberal accountability that focuses on business model of organ

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-32704-2n focus. In this context, ethnic minority and indigenous higher education in many countries face both challenges and opportunities for their dual missions of offering higher education and preserving ethnic and indigenous cultures, languages, and identities. This chapter analyses the impact of neolib

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Clinical Aspects of Vergent Mechanismsl and neo-conservative higher education policy, globalisation and practices of governance education, global university rankings, internationalization, quality assurance, entrepreneurial and competitive ways of competition for international students among universities, both locally and globally. The

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