№ 119 (2019): Regionalism in Higher Education | Higher Education in Russia and Beyond

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Опубликован: 2019-03-19

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Varieties of regionalism: Which regions? Why?

Higher Education Regionalism in Belarus: Varieties of Initiatives and Arrangements

Larissa Titarenko

6-7
Looking East: Russian Regional Educational Cooperation with Asia

Emma Sabzalieva

7-8
How “Regional” is the Internationalization of Higher Education in Slovenia?

Alenka Flander

9-10
University Networks in the BRICS: New Approaches to Academic Partnership

Maxim Khomyakov

10-11

Regionalism within the former Soviet space

Is a Eurasian Higher Education Area in the Making?

Natalia Leskina

12-13
Emergence of Russian Branch Campuses in the Post-Soviet Space as Regional Integration Strategy

Abbas Abbasov

13-14
Higher Education Regionalism as Russian Soft Power

Zahra Jafarova

15-16
Central Asia: A Geographical but Not a Functional Region for Education

Martha Merrill

16-17

Regionalism with Europe: The role of the European Union

Integration into the European Higher Education Area: A New Quality Assurance System in Kyrgyzstan

Chynarkul Ryskulova

17-19
The Regionalization of Academic Science in Ukraine: Challenges of Cooperation and Competition

Nadiia Kachynska

19-20
Building Higher Education Cooperation Across Regions: The Case of Finnish-Russian Double Degree Programs

Svetlana Shenderova, Dmitry Lanko

20-22
Twinning Projects as Tools for Regionalism in Higher Education: The Case of Azerbaijan

Aytaj Pashayeva

22-23