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Understanding Inequalities in, through and by Higher Education - Foreword by Philip G. Altbach (Hardcover)
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Understanding Inequalities in, through and by Higher Education - Foreword by Philip G. Altbach (Hardcover)
Series: Global Perspectives on Higher Education, 21
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Which inequalities characterise today higher education' systems,
which one do they produce and which one do they fight? This book
answers this three sides question by developing a comprehensive
approach to depict and frame inequalities in and by higher
education. By doing so, it provides researchers and policies makers
with a tool to think and fight inequalities. Drawing on a
multilevel and international perspective, this book analyses the
inequalities issue at three levels (Access to higher education,
Success in higher education and Access to academic careers as an
illustration of inequalities in access to the marketplace) by using
complementary disciplines and approaches. Besides national
histories of higher education and their path dependencies, societal
specificities and their understanding of what diversity means and
how it can be measured, international pressures to admit common
norms, inequalities are today thought in an always more
multidimensional, qualitative way. Relying on cases studies, this
book takes the reader through the contemporary complexity of higher
education inequalities to finally provide him with a conceptual
scheme of reading the dimensions weighting on inequalities and
think the potential tools to address them.
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