Expert contributors review the state of higher education in 20 Asian countries.
Foreword Preface Introduction by Gerard A. Postiglione Bangladesh by Kowsar P. Chowdhury Cambodia by Thomas Clayton and Yuok Ngoy China by Weifang Min Hong Kong by Gerard A. Postiglione and Grace C. L. Mak India by N. Jayaram Indonesia by William Cummings, Manasse Malo, and Kamanto Sunarto Iran by Golnar Mehran Japan by Kukmiko Fujimura-Fanselow Laos by John C. Weidman Malaysia by Molly N. N. Lee Mongolia by John Weidman, Ochir Gerel, D. Badarch and Regesuriin Bat-Erdene Nepal by Murari Prasad Regmi North Korea by Gay Garland Reed and Bbong Gun Chung Papua New Guinea And The Pacific Islands by Mark Bray Philippines by Andrew Gonzalez, FSC Singapore by Eng Thye Jason Tan South Korea by Sungho H. Lee Sri Lanka by Swarna Jayaweera Taiwan by Shun-fen Chen Vietnam by Dang Ba Lam Selected Bibliography Index
GERARD A. POSTIGLIONE is Associate Professor in the Department of Education at the University of Hong Kong and Director of Studies in Education and National Development./e He is President of the Comparative Education Society of Hong Kong and has authored two books and numerous articles. GRACE C. L. MAK is Associate Professor in the Department of Educational Administration and Policy at the Chinese University of Hong Kong./e She has published on education and development and women's education in China and in Hong Kong.
.,."a rich source of information and useful analyses of higher
education systems in as many as twenty major countries in Asia...it
serves as an excellent reference guide on higher education systems
in several Asian countries."-Journal of Educational Planning and
Administration
?...a rich source of information and useful analyses of higher
education systems in as many as twenty major countries in Asia...it
serves as an excellent reference guide on higher education systems
in several Asian countries.?-Journal of Educational Planning and
Administration
?A useful and up-to-date overview of higher education in 20 nations
ranging from Iran to Japan, Papua New Guinea, and the Pacific
Islands.... Asian Higher Education will contribute to the
literature in comparative and international education in two ways:
it will be tremendously useful for those dealing with the large
numbers of Asians seeking higher education outside their own
countries, and it eill offer an interesting theoretical framework
for making sense of the similarities and differences in higher
education throughout Asia.?-Choice
..."a rich source of information and useful analyses of higher
education systems in as many as twenty major countries in Asia...it
serves as an excellent reference guide on higher education systems
in several Asian countries."-Journal of Educational Planning and
Administration
"A useful and up-to-date overview of higher education in 20 nations
ranging from Iran to Japan, Papua New Guinea, and the Pacific
Islands.... Asian Higher Education will contribute to the
literature in comparative and international education in two ways:
it will be tremendously useful for those dealing with the large
numbers of Asians seeking higher education outside their own
countries, and it eill offer an interesting theoretical framework
for making sense of the similarities and differences in higher
education throughout Asia."-Choice
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