Titlebook: Internationalisation in Vietnamese Higher Education; Ly Thi Tran,Simon Marginson Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of S

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Quyen T. N. Doh government spent on the National Health Service alone. Despite its small size, the EU budget remains the source of bitter arguments among the member states. Many argue that its structure looks increasingly out of date with the challenges facing the EU, such as climate change. Some 45 per cent of t

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Nhai Nguyenpport for continuity but on account of division between the governments of EU member states. At the time of writing, the countries of the EU face the most serious economic crisis since the 1930s and yet the EU’s budget in terms of payments is fixed at no more than 1 per cent of collective national w

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Diep-Ngoc Tranh government spent on the National Health Service alone. Despite its small size, the EU budget remains the source of bitter arguments among the member states. Many argue that its structure looks increasingly out of date with the challenges facing the EU, such as climate change. Some 45 per cent of t

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Internationalisation of Vietnamese Higher Education: An Overview,g it to augment human capacity building for the country and contribute more effectively to the national development. However, the potential benefits of internationalisation in Vietnamese higher education have not been fully reaped. This chapter provides an overview of the background context of the V