Educational Reforms and Coping Strategies under the Tidal Wave of Marketisation: A comparative study of Hong Kong and the mainland

By D. Chan, Ka Ho Mok. 2001

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations, Public Administration

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• Similar Trends, Diverse Agendas: Higher education reforms in East Asia (2003, background): “Diversified higher education institutions have developed in the mainland while the government has also adopted strategies appropriate for making its higher education system more comparable to other developed economies (Yin & White, 1994; Christiansen, 1996; Mok, 2000; Chan & Mok, 2001).”
• Globalization and educational restructuring: University merging and changing governance in China (2005, background): “Through implementing a series of policies of decentralization and marketization, the Chinese government has initiated fundamental changes in the orientation, financing, curriculum, and management of higher education (Agelasto and Bob 1998; Chan and Mok 2001; Mok 2001b).”