2011, no. 8
EDUCATION ABROAD

Globalization of higher education: contradictions and new evolutionary forms

A.V. Frolov

pp. 61–6580 RUB

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Abstract

The article tackles with contemporary subjects in higher education internationalization process. It dwells upon major contradictions and tensions in higher education internationalization flow, as well as with new trends and forms of Global Research Universities’ activities and initiatives.

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