The Globalization of Higher Education

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East-Asian Students' Choice of Canadian Graduate Schools (2007, background): “…and Derwende, 2007 ), export of knowledge and education ( Harman, 2002 ; Mazzarol and Soutar, 2002a ), and the process approach that involves policies ( Callan, 1998 ; Enders, 2004 ) and moves the higher educational institutions in an international direction ( Schoorman, 1999 ; Harman, 2005 ).”
China’s Strategy for the Internationalization of Higher Education: An Overview (2014, background): “People use this same term with very different definitions (Knight, 1997; Callan, 1998).”
Is higher education in really ‘internationalising’? (2008, background): “For example, Scott and Scott (2005) report that for New Zealand, „Ministry of Education funding per domestic EFTS (equivalent full-time student) in 2002 prices fell from $11,293 in 1980 to $7,367 in 2002…in 1991 government grants made up 73% of total operating revenue of universities but by 2002…”
International student recruitment to universities in England: discourse, rationales and globalisation (2008, background): “Globalisation and the recruitment of international students Many authors have written on the impacts of globalisation on universities (see Currie and Newson 1998; Walker and Nixon 2004; Scott 1998).”