In this book, Dieter Lenzen analyzes the world's three major educational systems: the Continental-European, the Atlantic (Anglo-American) and the East Asian. Distancing himself from the current trend towards the economically driven Anglo-American system of education, the author proposes an alternative model, "a university of the world".Contents:·         Three concepts of the university in the globalization process·         The dynamics of global social systems·         Global challenges in the post-secondary educational sector as springboard for comparing systems·         Convergence and divergence: current system dynamics in the post-secondary sector·         Can there be fair chances in a world university system?·         ConclusionTarget readers:·         Theorists of higher education·         Policy makers of higher education ·         Administrators of higher education ·         Social scientistsThe author:Professor Dr. Dieter Lenzen is the president of Universität Hamburg, vice president of the German Rectors' Conference (HRK) in Germany and the German universities' spokesperson for the HRK.
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1. Three Ideas of the University in the Globalization Process.- 2.The Dynamics of Global Social Systems.- 3. Global Challenges in the Post-Secondary Sector as a Springboard for Comparing Systems.- 4. On the Genesis of Three Distinct University Systems in the Post-Secondary Sector.- 5. Convergence and Divergence: Current System Dynamics in the Post-Secondary Sector.- 5.1. Theory of the University.- 5.2. The Idea of Education.- 5.3. University Admission. - 5.4. University Autonomy and Academic Freedom .- 5.5. Differentiation in the Post-Secondary System.- 5.6. University Funding.- 5.7. Individual Dynamics of the Three Post-Secondary Systems.- 6. Fair Chances in a World University System?.- 7. Conclusion.- 8. References.
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In this book, Dieter Lenzen analyzes the world's three major educational systems: the Continental-European, the Atlantic (Anglo-American), and the East Asian. Distancing himself from the current trend towards the economically driven Anglo-American system of education, the author proposes an alternative model, "a university of the world".Contents:·         Three concepts of the university in the globalization process·         The dynamics of global social systems·         Global challenges in the post-secondary educational sector as springboard for comparing systems·         Convergence and divergence: current system dynamics in the post-secondary sector·         Can there be fair chances in a world university system?·         ConclusionTarget readers:·         Theorists of higher education·         Policy makersof higher education ·         Administrators of higher education ·         Social scientistsThe author:Professor Dr. Dieter Lenzen is the president of Universität Hamburg, vice president of the German Rectors' Conference (HRK) in Germany and the German universities' spokesperson for the HRK.   
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Describes the concept of the "University of the World" Gives an overview of the three systems of Higher Education worldwide Analyses the requirements for the future "University of the World" Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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ISBN
9783319134543
Publisert
2015-01-27
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Springer International Publishing AG
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235 mm
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155 mm
Aldersnivå
Research, P, 06
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Engelsk
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Professor Dr. Dieter Lenzen is president of the university of Hamburg, vice president of the German "Hochschulrektorenkonferenz" (HRK) and spokesman for the German universities at HRK.