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Helaine Silverman,Tami Blumenfieldf social agencies. Educational sovereignty then refers to the need to determine the essence of the educational experience, and the ability of non-state actors to challenge capricious authority of power structure in determining individuals’ educational experience.

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Educational Sovereignty and Transnational Exchanges in Post-Secondary Indonesian Education

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,Equality in the Indonesia–US Relations, has in the other’s national interests. This chapter outlines emerging themes from the interviews. Both Indonesian and American respondents claimed that the education relationship is mutually beneficial. While benefits were not identical for both, there was mutual recognition that each state was benefitting in unique ways from the relationship.

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Cultural Heritage and International Law has in the other’s national interests. This chapter outlines emerging themes from the interviews. Both Indonesian and American respondents claimed that the education relationship is mutually beneficial. While benefits were not identical for both, there was mutual recognition that each state was benefitting in unique ways from the relationship.

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Cultural Heritage and Human Rightslack of a clear national vision for education, means that the government still has an important task it needs to address. For foreign education providers, however, the increasingly wealthy Indonesian middle class will be forced to select international education qualifications from foreign providers.