Higher education in post-Mao China / ed. by Michael Agelasto and Bob Adamson

Agelasto, Michael [Hrsg.] ; Adamson, Bob

Englisch

Hong Kong : Hong Kong University Press, c 1998

XIII, 492 S : graph. Darst ; 24 cm

Includes bibliographical references (p. [443]-484) and index

962-209-450-3

978-962-209-450-5

Pt. 1: The scope of reform. (...) 2. Cheng Kai-ming: Reforms in the administration and financing of higher education. Pt. 2: Enhancing scholarship. (...) 5. Shoresman, M.: Returns to education. The US/PRC visiting scholars programme, 1978-88. (...) Pt. 3: Modernization and the curriculum. (...) 8. Adamson, B.: Modernizing English language teacher education. 9. Kulander, G.: Agricultural universities. Engines of rural development? (...) Pt. 4: Marketization of higher education. (...) 12. Zhang Minxuan: Changing conceptions of equity and student financial support policies. (...) 14. Mok Ka-ho ; Chan, D.: Privatization or quasi-marketization? Pt. 5: Women in Chinese higher education. (...) 17. Chou, C. P.: ; Chang, F. C.: Gender differences in Taiwan's academe. Implications for the PRC. Pt. 6: Values and aspirations. 18. Reed, G. G.: Is Lei Feng finally dead? The search for values in a time of reform and transition. 19. Wright, T.: The limits of political loosening. CCP restraints on student behaviour

*China / Höheres Bildungswesen / Geschichte 1976-1996

*Education, Higher -- China -- History -- 20th century ; Educational change -- China -- History -- 20th century

*China ; Hochschule ; Hochschulbildung ; Bildungsreform ; Bildungsfinanzierung ; Bildungsökonomie ; Erziehungsziel ; Modernisierung ; Ethik ; Wertordnung ; Curriculum ; Frau ; Student ; Schüler

Klassifikation der Library of Congress: LA1133 ; LA1133.H54 1998

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