“Peril and Promise” (Task Force, 2000) was published when higher education in developing countries was under great stress and strain. The sector received only peripheral reference in development discourses, no priority in resource allocations, and low returns on investments. The higher education sector in developing countries was growing slow and gross enrollment ratios (GERs) were low.This article attempts to analyze the transformation of the sector in the period after “Peril and Promise:” its revival; new forms of globalization; the move away from government funding and control and the ascent of private providers; the sector’s successful survival of severe global economic crises; and new forms of government and management.---« Péril et pr...
An academic revolution has taken place in higher education in the past half century marked by transf...
[Extract] Higher education is both influenced by and reinforces global trends. At the present time t...
Higher education is recognized as vital to any balanced development strategy. However, for several ...
“Peril and Promise” (Task Force, 2000) was published when higher education in developing countries w...
This paper examines the impact of the path-breaking 2000 report entitled “Higher Education in Develo...
The author of this article argues that the Task Force behind the Peril and Promise report created a ...
In 2000, the independent Task Force on Higher Education and Society published “Higher Education in D...
Clarifies the arguments for higher education development, especially from the standpoint of public p...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...
"Higher education is the modern world's basic education, but many countries are falling fur...
This review paper focused on the major transformations undertaken to develop higher education. The h...
In the United States, developing human capital for both economic and social benefit is an idea as ol...
Published ArticleThe world today is in a period of transition. Traditional higher education institut...
Higher Education in Developing Countries: Peril and Promise is a report of the Independent Task Forc...
Latin American countries have been enjoying a strong growth during the 2000s for the first time sinc...
An academic revolution has taken place in higher education in the past half century marked by transf...
[Extract] Higher education is both influenced by and reinforces global trends. At the present time t...
Higher education is recognized as vital to any balanced development strategy. However, for several ...
“Peril and Promise” (Task Force, 2000) was published when higher education in developing countries w...
This paper examines the impact of the path-breaking 2000 report entitled “Higher Education in Develo...
The author of this article argues that the Task Force behind the Peril and Promise report created a ...
In 2000, the independent Task Force on Higher Education and Society published “Higher Education in D...
Clarifies the arguments for higher education development, especially from the standpoint of public p...
SUMMARY Adverse macroeconomic conditions and keen intersectoral competition for public funds have r...
"Higher education is the modern world's basic education, but many countries are falling fur...
This review paper focused on the major transformations undertaken to develop higher education. The h...
In the United States, developing human capital for both economic and social benefit is an idea as ol...
Published ArticleThe world today is in a period of transition. Traditional higher education institut...
Higher Education in Developing Countries: Peril and Promise is a report of the Independent Task Forc...
Latin American countries have been enjoying a strong growth during the 2000s for the first time sinc...
An academic revolution has taken place in higher education in the past half century marked by transf...
[Extract] Higher education is both influenced by and reinforces global trends. At the present time t...
Higher education is recognized as vital to any balanced development strategy. However, for several ...