Japan's higher education system, in which private universities and colleges play an important part, has embarked on far-reaching reform in the 1990s. Its main objective was to free the national (public) universities from tight control by the central government and to give them more autonomy. In light of dramatic demographic changes, especially a much smaller proportion of people of traditional university age, and considering that higher education research was not useful to Japanese industry, the status and management of public universities have been transformed to allow more autonomy, competition, and private sector-style management. Meanwhile, mechanisms have been introduced to hold the newly independent universities more accountable.Le sy...
One of the characteristics of Japanese higher education is that it has a large proportion of private...
Reform of Japanese Universities between Political Will and Practical Reality Since the 1980s in Jap...
A major crisis facing Japanese higher education is the inability of university leaders to respond to...
Japan's higher education system, in which private universities and colleges play an important part, ...
Japanese higher education policy since the 1990s has been more economic-centered and neo-liberal in ...
During the past decade of 1980s and into the 1990s, the governmental involvement in higher education...
At the same time that most European Universities are re-organising their systems so as to create a c...
The financial circumstances of Japan\u27s private universities are worsening yearly as the universit...
Today, a rationale for the existence of universities and colleges is likely to be sought in terms of...
This paper reviews the research, written mostly in the Japanese language, which have been conducted ...
This paper reviews the research, written mostly in the Japanese language, which have been conducted ...
Japanese universities vary substantially with respect to research intensity measured by the scope of...
Japanese universities vary substantially with respect to research intensity measured by the scope of...
Recently the Private Universities Association in Japan has published an interesting reform plan of u...
This paper analyses the factors of organizational transformation in private higher educational insti...
One of the characteristics of Japanese higher education is that it has a large proportion of private...
Reform of Japanese Universities between Political Will and Practical Reality Since the 1980s in Jap...
A major crisis facing Japanese higher education is the inability of university leaders to respond to...
Japan's higher education system, in which private universities and colleges play an important part, ...
Japanese higher education policy since the 1990s has been more economic-centered and neo-liberal in ...
During the past decade of 1980s and into the 1990s, the governmental involvement in higher education...
At the same time that most European Universities are re-organising their systems so as to create a c...
The financial circumstances of Japan\u27s private universities are worsening yearly as the universit...
Today, a rationale for the existence of universities and colleges is likely to be sought in terms of...
This paper reviews the research, written mostly in the Japanese language, which have been conducted ...
This paper reviews the research, written mostly in the Japanese language, which have been conducted ...
Japanese universities vary substantially with respect to research intensity measured by the scope of...
Japanese universities vary substantially with respect to research intensity measured by the scope of...
Recently the Private Universities Association in Japan has published an interesting reform plan of u...
This paper analyses the factors of organizational transformation in private higher educational insti...
One of the characteristics of Japanese higher education is that it has a large proportion of private...
Reform of Japanese Universities between Political Will and Practical Reality Since the 1980s in Jap...
A major crisis facing Japanese higher education is the inability of university leaders to respond to...