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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-78492-2comparative perspective internationalisation Higher Education; government policy Vietnamese Higher Ed

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Quyen T. N. Doof cohesion policy. It questions whether we need a cohesion policy and if so which changes cohesion policy should undergo in order to be up to date with the new challenging of an enlarged Europe in a global economy. The chapter argues that irrespective of a higher or lower allocation of budget to co

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Ly Thi Tran,Huong Le Thanh Phan,Simon Marginsonof cohesion policy. It questions whether we need a cohesion policy and if so which changes cohesion policy should undergo in order to be up to date with the new challenging of an enlarged Europe in a global economy. The chapter argues that irrespective of a higher or lower allocation of budget to co

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Nhai Nguyenrm of the EU budget has occurred not through changing existing policies or procedures but by adding yet another layer of institutions on top of all the old ones. On the other hand, partial solutions confined to that 1 per cent of payments could involve investment in new policies at the expense of pr

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Diep-Ngoc Tranof cohesion policy. It questions whether we need a cohesion policy and if so which changes cohesion policy should undergo in order to be up to date with the new challenging of an enlarged Europe in a global economy. The chapter argues that irrespective of a higher or lower allocation of budget to co

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