Issue 109 (Winter 2022) of International Higher Education is now available!

Past issues of IHE are also available in translation! Interested readers can now read IHE in Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian or Vietnamese

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  No. 109 – Full issue
• 01
  The 2021 Nobelists: Lessons for Higher Education, Science, and Society
• 02
  A Missed Opportunity and Limited Vision for Internationalization
• 03
  Can Quality Assurance Beat Corruption in Higher Education?
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  Optimistic Postpandemic Outlooks for International Branch Campuses
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  The Future University in the Eyes of Today’s Students
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  Global Liberal Education: Contradictory Trends and Heightened Controversy
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  The Coming Liberal Arts Wave in India
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  The Closure of Yale-NUS College: Unclear Reasons, Clear Implications
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  Insurgence, Retreat, Reinvention: US For-Profit Higher Education
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  Here to Stay: Where the United States Stands in the International Competition for STEM Talent
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  Under Threat: The Use of Recruitment Agents in the United States
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  Private vs. Public Funding for Higher Education
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  Private Higher Education in Egypt—From Necessary Evil to Celebrated Player
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  Vietnam: Public–Private Higher Education Debates in a Communist State
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  Private Higher Education in a Dominantly Public Sector: The Case of Germany
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  Romania: Public–Private Divide in a Dual-Track System
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  Argentina’s Private Universities: Stringent Regulation of a Small but Consolidated Sector
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  Toward a Data-driven Classification of European Higher Education Institutions
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  The Dual-Track Tuition Fee Model in Russia and Post-Soviet Countries
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  Australia’s China Challenge