Administration and Governance of Higher Education in Asia: Patterns and Implications
Asian Development Bank | May 2012
Abstract
Asian countries, despite differences in their higher education (HE) systems and in their political and social structures, increasingly see the HE sector as a strategic lever for long-term sustainable development. Transforming the HE sector will depend very much on the capability of both national agencies and HE institutions to work together in creating more alignment, lessening tension, and achieving a balanced and efficient governance system for HE. This publication provides a timely analysis of administration and governance of HE and presents recommendations to improve this field in Asia.
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Asian Development Bank. 2012. Administration and Governance of Higher Education in Asia: Patterns and Implications. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/900. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.PDF ISBN
978-92-9092-763-1
Print ISBN
978-92-9092-762-4
Keywords
Higher Education Costs
Levels Of Education
Educational Reform
Governance
Educational Policies
Educational Quality
Educational Programs
Governance Approach
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