Through case studies in eight Asian countries, Europe, and the United States, this volume explores the range and consequences of increased mobility within Asia-Pacific higher education and the patterns of migration emerging for persons, ideas, institutions, and practices.

"This book captures the newest developments, trends, issues, and challenges on student mobility and migration in Asian Pacific higher education. Written by individuals with long involvement in teaching and research in the area, it provides answers to nagging questions and deep and broad insights into the direction of higher education in the Asia Pacific Region. Another classic reference for students and researchers, the book offers up-to-date information about student mobility and migration in the Asia Pacific Region. It is a must-read for administrators, faculty, and researchers." - Serafin L. Ngohayon, President, Ifugao State University, Philippines; President, The Accrediting Agency for Chartered Colleges and Universities in the Philippines

"The editors have assembled a superb and significant compilation of chapters on one of the most critical topics in higher education: mobility and migration. The contributors offer an enlightened and provocative range of views and analyses that is sure to initiate much discussion in the higher education community. Covering both theoretical and case study analysis, the chapters bring into focus how this issue is played out in settings as diverse as Japan, China, Taiwan, Singapore and the United States, Australia, Korea, and regional settings such as Southeast Asia and Europe. This volume makes a significant contribution to the literature on mobility and migration and is another example of the excellent work being done by theIFE 2020 group at the East West Center." - President Toyoshi Satow, J.F. Oberlin University, Tokyo Japan

Autorentext
Author Deane E. Neubauer: Deane E. Neubauer is Emeritus Professor of Political Science at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, USA and Senior Advisor to the International Forum for Education program at the East-West Center, Honolulu, USA.

Inhalt
Giving Dimension and Direction to Mobility and Migration in Asian Pacific Higher Education; D.Neubauer PART I:NATIONAL AND REGIONAL TRANSFORMATIONS ON MOBILITY AND MIGRATION IN ASIAN PACIFIC HIGHER EDUCATION Mobility, Markets and Equity in Higher Education: Match or Mismatch?; P.Hershock Learning the Hard Way: Lessons from Australia's Decade of Innovation in Student Migration Policy; C.Ziguras 'Shared Space' in Global Higher Education:A Southeast Asian Perspective; M.Sirat International Mobility of Faculty and its Impacts on Korean Higher Education; Jung-Cheol Shin Changing Structure of Japanese Higher Education in the New Era: Dealing with Globalization, Mobility andthe Massification Movement; R.Yamada Japan's Approaches toward Strategic Global Alliances in East Asia: Strengthening the Bridge in Higher Education among Nations; Y.Tanaka PART II:INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO MOBILITY AND MIGRATION IN ASIAN PACIFICHIGHER EDUCATION Mobility, Migration, and Globalization in a Major Research University: Gap Between Rhetoric and Reality at UCLA; J.Hawkins Migration and Mobility in the Current Era of Globalization: Case Studies of LSE and Science Po; M.Scot 'Asianization of Asia' in Higher Education - A Case of Waseda University; K.Kuroda Constructing a 'Global University Centered in Asia': Globalizing Strategies and Experiences at the National University of Singapore; F.Leo Collins Contributions of Foreign Experts to Chinese Academic Development: A Case Study of Peking University; M.Wan-hua International Accreditation and its Impact on Student Mobility in Taiwan Universities - A Case Study of Fu Jen Catholic University; Yung-chi Hou PART III: CONCLUSION Conclusion: Ways forward for Migration and Mobility in Asia Pacific Higher Education; D.Neubauer & K.Kuroda