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Students and Social Unrest in a Global Perspective

Another Student Revolution?

by Philip G. Altbach and Thierry M. Luescher

Chile's Social Outbreak: Not a Student Movement

by Andrés Bernasconi and Pete Leihy

Youth Protests in Lebanon: "All of Them Means All of Them"

by Adnan El Amine

Why Are Indian Students So Angry?

by Anonymous

Universities in Crisis and Recovery: The Case of Hong Kong, China

by Gerard A. Postiglione

Involvement of the University Community in Catalonia’s Pro-Independence Political Process

by Josep M. Duart, Albert Sánchez-Gelabert, and Josep M. Vilalta

Transnational Trends

Rethinking the Relevance of International Branch Campuses

by Philip G. Altbach and Hans de Wit

Marginal Revolution: The Impact of Transnational Education on Higher Education in China

by Xiaojiong Ding

International Branch Campuses: The New Platonic Academy

by Lan He and Stephen Wilkins

Research Productivity of International Branch Campuses

by Jason E. Lane and Hans Pohl

Mobility Analysis

The "China Reset" for International Undergraduate Enrollment

by Rahul Choudaha

International Student Recruitment in a Post-China World

by Anna Esaki-Smith

Chinese Students Wary of Studying in the United States

by Xiaofeng Wan

Recognition and Higher Education

Qualifications Recognition Going Global: An International Convention under UNESCO’s Auspices

by Stamenka Uvalić-Trumbić

Assessment and Recognition of Refugee Credentials

by Beatrice Kohlenberg and Bryce Loo

Equity and Free Tuition

Measuring the Impact of Equity Promotion Policies

by Jamil Salmi

The Allure of Free Tuition

by John Aubrey Douglass