Higher Education Policy

THE COORDINATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEMS
pp. 1-2(2)
Author: Neave G.

Centralization and diversity: evaluating the effects of government policies in U.S.A. and Dutch higher education
pp. 3-13(11)
Authors: Huisman J.; Morphew C.C.

Arrangements for co-ordination between university and college sectors in Canadian Provinces: 1990–1996¹
pp. 15-27(13)
Authors: Jones G.A.; Skolnik M.L.; Soren B.J.

Changing circumstances in funding public universities: a comparative view
pp. 29-35(7)
Authors: Wasser H.; Picken R.

A contribution towards a methodology for university public funding
pp. 37-57(21)
Authors: Caraça J.; Conceição P.; Heitor M.V.

The deadly dull issue of university “administration”? good governance, managerialism and organising academic work
pp. 59-79(21)
Author: Dearlove J.

The north–south dialogue through higher education
pp. 81-93(13)
Authors: Chaabane A.S.; Mouss L.H.

Carmen García Garduno, Situación y principles din´micas de transformación de la educací superior en América latina.
pp. 95-97(3)
Author: Levy D.

Learning: the treasure within Report to UNESCO of the International Commission on Education for the Twenty-first Century. Jacques Delors, Chairman.
pp. 97-98(2)
Author: Mortimore P.

Women and the University Curriculum: Towards Equality, Democracy and Peace.
pp. 98-100(3)
Author: Rendel M.

Higher Education in Ireland North and South
pp. 100-101(2)
Authors: Buachalla S.ó.