Contemporary globalization is being structured by a continuously expanding network of circuits of exchange that increasingly define the nature of the manufacturing, services, and information sectors of society. Higher education is no exception. Through case studies sited 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.

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Contents

1. Introduction: Giving Dimension and Direction to Mobility and Migration in Asian Pacific Higher Education
   
   Part 1  National and Regional Transformations on Mobility and Migration in Asian Pacific Higher Education
    
2. Mobility, Markets, and Equity in Higher Education: Match or Mismatch?
3. Learning the Hard Way: Lessons from Australia's Decade of Innovation in Student Migration Policy
4. "Shared Space" in Global Higher Education: A Southeast Asian Perspective
5. International Mobility of Faculty and Its Impacts on Korean Higher Education
6. The Changing Structure of Japanese Higher Education: Globalization, Mobility, and Massification
   
   Part 2  Institutional Responses to Mobility and Migration in Asian Pacific Higher Education
    
7. The Rhetoric and Reality of Mobility and Migration in Higher Education: The Case of the University of California, Los Angeles
8. Internationalization Strategies and Academic Mobility in Europe: Sciences Po and the London School of Economics
9. International Student Mobility for East Asian Integration
10. Constructing a "Global University Centered in Asia": Globalizing Strategies and Experiences at the National University of Singapore
11. Contributions of Foreign Experts to Chinese Academic Development: A Case Study of Peking University
12. International Accreditation and Its Impact on Student Mobility in Taiwan Universities--A Case Study of School of Management of Fu Jen Catholic University
    
    Part 3  Conclusion
     
13. Conclusion: Ways Forward for Migration and Mobility in Asia-Pacific Higher Education