Private higher education is perhaps the most rapidly growing
segment of postsecondary education worldwide. In this collection,
the authors provide a multifaceted and comparative analysis of
private higher education and consider both broad issues and
specific case studies. The only book currently available to lend an
international focus to this subject, it examines such topics as
accreditation, funding, and the impact of the market in the context
of Latin American, European, and Asian higher education, and is a
unique and invaluable study for researchers and policymakers
alike.
Including case studies from Hungary, India, Mexico, Chile, and
Malaysia, this book offers new perspectives on such key issues as
the relationship of private higher education to social and economic
development, competition among institutions, and the association
between government and private universities. As private higher
education has the potential to provide postsecondary access while
limiting public expenditure, it is a significant subject that has
thus far been accorded only the narrowest attention. This
groundbreaking collection analyzes for the first time its
implications in a variety of countries, both developed and
developing.
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