Higher Education in the High North

1. Introduction and Background
Marit Sundet, Per-Anders Forstorp, Anders Örtenblad

Part I. Nations

2. Internationalization the Russian Way: Modernization of the Higher Education System in Russia
Natalia Kukarenko, Inga Zashikhina

3. The Norwegian Framework for Educational Cooperation with Russia: Educational Policy with a Hint of Foreign Affairs
Jannecke Wiers-Jenssen, Håkan T. Sandersen

Part II. Networks

4. Walking the Talk: Putting Internationalization into Practice
Marit Sundet

5. Educational Collaboration in the Barents Region: An Island of Peace?
Sander Goes

Part III. Institutions

6. Success by Necessity? Educational Partnerships Between Individual Initiatives and Institutional Frameworks
Håkan T. Sandersen

7. What We Talk About When We Talk About Internationalization
Per-Anders Forstorp

8. “Bologna Coat” for the Barents Weather: Paradoxes of Integrating Russia into an International Educational Dimension
Lidia Kriulya

9. Learning Exchange and the Ethics of Textual Borrowing: Pedagogy, Mobility and Intertextuality Between Academic Cultures
Per-Anders Forstorp, Lidia Kriulya

Part IV. Students

10. Russian Students in Norway – Facts and Figures
Jannecke Wiers-Jenssen

11. Global Horizons and Regional Mobility: Russian Student Mobility to Northern Norway and Northern Sweden
Ulf Mellström

12. Russian Students’ Mobility Capital in the Field of University Internationalization
Anna Soloviova

13. Leaving Russia? Russian Students in Norway
Eivind Karlsen

Nyckelord: Education, Higher Education, International and Comparative Education, Sociology of Education, Educational Policy and Politics