Add to ORKGThis study provides an empirical picture of the ways in which the New Public Management doctrine has been implemented in the context of post-Soviet states in Central Asia. Specifically, the data present evidence on the extent of school autonomy along six dimensions in the three states. The implications of the shift towards education decentralisation have been studied and explained. Based on a mixed method this evidence is drawn from three sources: surveys, interviews, and legislative analysis. With the research limitations in mind, based on the analysis undertaken, it is possible to identify some important messages regarding academic theory and education management practice. The first message is that neo-institutional theory, partic...
There have been extensive scholarly debates on the role the private sector in the provision of schoo...
The origins of this chapter lie in an informal discussion about the ‘crisis of the university’ organ...
To what extent have universities in post-Communist states adopted the practices and habits of their ...
This study provides an empirical picture of the ways in which the New Public Management doctrine has...
This article describes the social, economic, and political processes that have influenced educationa...
The essays in Globalization on the Margins explore the continuities and changes in Central Asian edu...
This paper argues that during the perestroika period the institutionalised context of the Soviet hig...
In the last two decades, a fairly large number of works have been published examining the problems o...
Session: VI-C: Eurasia in the Post-Soviet Context. Presenter: Nurbubu Asipova, Kent State University...
Beginning in the early 1990s, a confluence of factors led to the diversification of higher education...
This chapter begins by describing the challenges to the education systems of Central Asia that resul...
In the West, everybody is now talking about the economic and financial crisis. The term ‘’crisis” ha...
Kazakhstan is a country of increasing strategic importance. The size of Western Europe, this oil and...
of Russian policy in the sphere of education starting with post World War II: the Soviet and the pos...
With the acquisition of state sovereignty, the education system of the CIS countries has changed fro...
There have been extensive scholarly debates on the role the private sector in the provision of schoo...
The origins of this chapter lie in an informal discussion about the ‘crisis of the university’ organ...
To what extent have universities in post-Communist states adopted the practices and habits of their ...
This study provides an empirical picture of the ways in which the New Public Management doctrine has...
This article describes the social, economic, and political processes that have influenced educationa...
The essays in Globalization on the Margins explore the continuities and changes in Central Asian edu...
This paper argues that during the perestroika period the institutionalised context of the Soviet hig...
In the last two decades, a fairly large number of works have been published examining the problems o...
Session: VI-C: Eurasia in the Post-Soviet Context. Presenter: Nurbubu Asipova, Kent State University...
Beginning in the early 1990s, a confluence of factors led to the diversification of higher education...
This chapter begins by describing the challenges to the education systems of Central Asia that resul...
In the West, everybody is now talking about the economic and financial crisis. The term ‘’crisis” ha...
Kazakhstan is a country of increasing strategic importance. The size of Western Europe, this oil and...
of Russian policy in the sphere of education starting with post World War II: the Soviet and the pos...
With the acquisition of state sovereignty, the education system of the CIS countries has changed fro...
There have been extensive scholarly debates on the role the private sector in the provision of schoo...
The origins of this chapter lie in an informal discussion about the ‘crisis of the university’ organ...
To what extent have universities in post-Communist states adopted the practices and habits of their ...