Papers by Stamenka Uvalić-Trumbić
DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals), Nov 1, 2016
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Higher Education in Europe, 1991
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Brookings Institution Press eBooks, Mar 1, 2010
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European Journal of Education, 1990
Having been invited by the editors of the European Journal of Education to write an article on ne... more Having been invited by the editors of the European Journal of Education to write an article on new trends in higher education in Yugoslavia, I did not realise what an extremely difficult task this would be. This is why the question mark in the title is quite deliberate. Can one speak of new trends in higher education in Yugoslavia and do they exist as a general approach? Can one speak of Yugoslav higher education? What is the position of Yugoslavia in the group of so-called 'Central and Eastern European' countries? A country that had its own special characteristics in the past is now, at the beginning of the 1990s, in search of a new identity. A generally proclaimed trend towards multi-party democracy and a market economy, and active integration into the European processes, have become the key-words that are replacing in all fields (including education) the resolutions of the Congresses of the League of Communists of Yugoslavia. How these democratic values and a market-oriented economy will manifest themselves in practice, especially in the field of education, is quite unclear and remains to be seen.
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Pédagogies en développement
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International Higher Education, 2015
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As higher education opens up to world markets and the World Trade Organization turns its attentio... more As higher education opens up to world markets and the World Trade Organization turns its attention to higher education, quality, accreditation, and qualifications are becoming issues of major concern to university leaders, governments, students, and parents. Can these issues be dealt with in a concerted way? What are national and regional authorities doing to address what promises to be the most important issue since the development of mass higher education? This book examines the possible scope of an international framework in quality assurance and accreditation --and its potential limitations. The authors also discuss the ways governments and universities are responding to the challenge of a global market in higher education. Contributors include Dirk van Damme (University of Ghent, Belgium), John Daniel (UNESCO), Robin Middlehurst (Quality Assurance Agency, UK), Bernard Loing (International Council for Distance Education, Norway), Francisco K. Seddoh (UNESCO), Sjur Bergan (Council of Europe), Vladimir Fillipov (Russian Ministry of Education), Grant McBurnie (Monash University, Australia), Mala Singh (National Higher Education Quality Agency, South Africa), and Jane Knight (OISE, Canada).
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Higher education dynamics, 2022
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In November 2019, UNESCO’s General Conference adopted a Global Convention on the Recognition of Q... more In November 2019, UNESCO’s General Conference adopted a Global Convention on the Recognition of Qualifications. The convention is the result of preparatory work by experts, amendments put forward by governments, and consensus reached on the text over the period of eight years. This article presents its origins, the innovations that the convention brings to international mobility and migration, and the next steps in its implementation
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