Higher Education in a Global Society

Edited by D. Bruce Johnstone, Distinguished Service Professor of Higher and Comparative Education Emeritus and Director, International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project, University at Buffalo, SUNY, US, Madeleine B. d’Ambrosio, Vice President, TIAA-CREF Institute, US and Paul J. Yakoboski, Principal Research Fellow, TIAA-CREF Institute, US

• Contents:ForewordRoger W. Ferguson, Jr.IntroductionPaul J. Yakoboski1. The Significance of Globalization to American Higher EducationD. Bruce Johnstone2. The Realities of Mass Higher Education in a Globalized WorldPhillip G. Altbach3. Higher Education Crossing Borders: Programs and Providers on the MoveJane Knight4. International Research CollaborationsElizabeth D. Capaldi5. Offering Domestic Degrees Outside the United States: One University’s Experiences Over the Past DecadeMark S. Kamlet6. Creating Successful Study Abroad ExperiencesM. Peter McPherson and Margaret Heisel7. Creating an International Experience on the Domestic CampusKathleen M. Waldron8. The Centrality of Faculty to a More Globally Oriented CampusPatti McGill Peterson9. Internationalizing the Scholarly Experience of FacultyDiana Bartelli Carlin10. Bringing International Students to Campus: Who, What, When, Where, Why and How?Charles E. Phelps11. Reinventing Higher Education in a Global Society: A Perspective from AbroadGowher Rizvi and Peter S. Horn12. American Higher Education in an Increasingly Globalized World: The Way AheadD. Bruce JohnstoneIndex

‘The book serves as a practical guide on how to go with certain modes of internationalisation of higher education. However, this is more than a mere practical guide. . . though written from a distinctively US perspective, the insights provided by the scholars will be found useful by higher education administrators in other countries as well.’