Add to ORKGGlobalization has effected tremendous change to the character and functions of education worldwide. This unique book focuses on its impact upon Hong Kong and Singapore, and how these two East Asian Tigers have responded to the strong global tide of marketization in shaping and developing their education policies. The authors discuss the way in which increasingly prominent tides of marketization, privatization, corporatization and decentralization have influenced the governance and management of education in these two Asian economies. They aim to identify and examine the crucial socio-historical, socio-economic and socio-political factors for education reforms initiated in the two societies in recent years
Globalization and the evolution of a knowledge-based economy have caused dramatic changes to the cha...
This special issue has chosen the theme ‘globalisation, changing nature of the state and governance ...
Schools, universities and other educational institutions now encounter far more challenges than ever...
It has been a global trend, since the 1980s, that the process of marketisation has been influential ...
It has been a global trend, since the 1980s, that the process of marketisation has been influential ...
Globalisation is a central concept in this paper but it is important to note that \u27globalisation\...
It has been suggested that although the most theorisation about globalisation has emerged from “west...
The focus of this book is to examine the growing impact of globalization on education policy and dev...
The past two decades have witnessed three important international trends: an increase in the number ...
Educational changes are taking place around the world in response to the trend of globalization and ...
This concluding chapter reflects on globalization's effects on local education policy, with particul...
Recent comparative education policy studies discover that even though there seems to have been simil...
Over the past few decades, the process of globalization had unquestionably caused a paradigm shift i...
Over the past few decades, the process of globalization had unquestionably caused a paradigm shift i...
This paper attempts to examine how market forces have affected educational development in Hong Kong ...
Globalization and the evolution of a knowledge-based economy have caused dramatic changes to the cha...
This special issue has chosen the theme ‘globalisation, changing nature of the state and governance ...
Schools, universities and other educational institutions now encounter far more challenges than ever...
It has been a global trend, since the 1980s, that the process of marketisation has been influential ...
It has been a global trend, since the 1980s, that the process of marketisation has been influential ...
Globalisation is a central concept in this paper but it is important to note that \u27globalisation\...
It has been suggested that although the most theorisation about globalisation has emerged from “west...
The focus of this book is to examine the growing impact of globalization on education policy and dev...
The past two decades have witnessed three important international trends: an increase in the number ...
Educational changes are taking place around the world in response to the trend of globalization and ...
This concluding chapter reflects on globalization's effects on local education policy, with particul...
Recent comparative education policy studies discover that even though there seems to have been simil...
Over the past few decades, the process of globalization had unquestionably caused a paradigm shift i...
Over the past few decades, the process of globalization had unquestionably caused a paradigm shift i...
This paper attempts to examine how market forces have affected educational development in Hong Kong ...
Globalization and the evolution of a knowledge-based economy have caused dramatic changes to the cha...
This special issue has chosen the theme ‘globalisation, changing nature of the state and governance ...
Schools, universities and other educational institutions now encounter far more challenges than ever...