Managing International Connectivity, Diversity of Learning and Changing Labour Markets

1. Promoting International Connectivity and Seeking Global Competitiveness: Issues and Challenges
Ka Ho Mok

Part I. Recent Trends and Development

2. Widely Recognized Problems, Controversial Solutions: Issues and Strategies for Higher Education Development in East and Southeast Asia
David Chapman, Jouko Sarvi

3. Internationalization and Transnationalization of Higher Education: A Review of the Asia Pacific Region
Ka Ho Mok, Xiao Han

4. Qualification Recognition of Joint Degrees in Europe and Asia in the Era of Massification
Angela Yung-chi Hou

Part II. Managing Global Competition and Regional Responses

5. Higher Education Activities in World Cities: A Spatial Study of Global Leadership and Connectivity
Alice S. Y. Chow, Becky P. Y. Loo

6. Global City Tokyo and the Lives of University Academics in Japan
Akiyoshi Yonezawa, Kaoru Sato, Ginko Kawano

7. Higher Education Industry in Hong Kong and Singapore: Reflections on a Decade of Expansion
William Yat Wai Lo

8. Singapore as a Global Schoolhouse: A Critical Review
Eng Thye Jason Tan

Part III. International Connectivity and Managing Diversity in Student Learning

9. Getting Connected with the Global World: The Promotion of Internationalization in University Campuses in Hong Kong and China
Li Wang, Xiao Han

10. Comparison of Student Experiences in the Era of Massification: Analysis of Student Data from Japan, Korea and the USA
Reiko Yamada

11. Perceived Discrimination and Integration Among New Arrivals from Mainland China: Implications for Higher Education Development for Hong Kong
Isabella F. S. Ng, Kee Lee Chou, Winky K. F. Wong

Part IV. Managing Labour Market Changes and Employment

12. Massification of Higher Education and Labour Market: The Case of Taiwan
Sheng-Ju Chan

13. Massification of Higher Education: Challenges for Admissions and Graduate Employment in China
Ka Ho Mok, Jin Jiang

14. Teaching the Dragon? The Diffusion of European Union’s Social and Employment Policies to China
Minna Gerven, Yang Weiguo

Avainsanat: Education, Higher Education, Learning & Instruction, International and Comparative Education