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Transforming higher education in developing countries: the role of the World Bank

Transforming higher education in developing countries: the role of the World Bank
Transforming higher education in developing countries: the role of the World Bank
The World Bank has actively supported tertiary education reform efforts in a number of countries. Nevertheless, there is a perception that the Bank has not been fully responsive to the growing demand by clients for tertiary education interventions and that, especially in the poorest countries, lending for the subsector has not matched the importance of tertiary education systems for economic and social development. Given these perceptions, the rapid changes taking place in the global environment, and the persistence of the traditions problems of tertiary education in developing and transition countries, reexamining the World Bank's policies and experiences in tertiary education has become a matter of urgency.
world bank, tertiary education, higher education, globalization
0230000487
xl-xliv
Palgrave Macmillan
Hopper, Richard
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Salmi, Jamil
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Bassett, Roberta Malee
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Hopper, Richard
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Salmi, Jamil
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Bassett, Roberta Malee
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Hopper, Richard, Salmi, Jamil and Bassett, Roberta Malee (2008) Transforming higher education in developing countries: the role of the World Bank. In, Higher Education in the World 3, 3rd Edition: Higher Education: New Challenges and Emerging Roles for Human and Social Development. Basingstoke, UK. Palgrave Macmillan, xl-xliv.

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Abstract

The World Bank has actively supported tertiary education reform efforts in a number of countries. Nevertheless, there is a perception that the Bank has not been fully responsive to the growing demand by clients for tertiary education interventions and that, especially in the poorest countries, lending for the subsector has not matched the importance of tertiary education systems for economic and social development. Given these perceptions, the rapid changes taking place in the global environment, and the persistence of the traditions problems of tertiary education in developing and transition countries, reexamining the World Bank's policies and experiences in tertiary education has become a matter of urgency.

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Published date: 7 March 2008
Keywords: world bank, tertiary education, higher education, globalization

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Local EPrints ID: 52034
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/52034
ISBN: 0230000487
PURE UUID: f40f33a3-d1a9-4e2d-a7e3-1377aaca4524

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Date deposited: 09 Jun 2008
Last modified: 05 Aug 2022 16:38

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Author: Richard Hopper
Author: Jamil Salmi
Author: Roberta Malee Bassett

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