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Higher Education Management: Challenges and StrategiesHigher education has become, and is likely to remain, a central activity of developed and many developing countries. It is now the preferred approach among national leaders to prepare a country’s more able young people for tomorrow’s Darwinian social environment. From Mexico, Brazil, and Poland to M

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Student Politics: Activism and Cultureurricular life—although for many students this is the most important aspect—or with the changing attitudes and values of students, which may influence the scope and nature of organizational life. It is focused on the organizational aspects of extra-curricular life in higher education and stresses th

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