Globalisation, trade liberalisation, and higher education in North America

Globalisation, trade liberalisation, and higher education in North America

by C.W. Barrow, J. Mallea, S. Didou-Aupetit

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"This study - the result of trilateral co-operation between three scholars in Canada, Mexico, and the USA - is the first effort to document the extent of NAFTA's impact on higher education. It is of interest to university professors working in higher education, economics, and political science, professionals and researchers in higher education, associations, and non-governmental organizations involved in higher education policy. This text can also be used as a supplemental text in graduate courses on higher education policy and administration or courses on international higher education."--Jacket.

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