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A WAY FORWARD CLOSING REMARKS Globalisation and Higher Education
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A DIALOGUE
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A (PASSIONATE) DIALOGUE
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Dialogue: issues World Views The collectivity The individual
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Dialogue: issues Institutions UNESCO WTO World Bank
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The 8 th UN Millennium Development Goal: calls for partnerships to ‘develop further an open trading and financial system that is rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory’.
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Dialogue: issues Universities Teaching institutions Learning institutions
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Dialogue: issues Public Good National perspective Global public goods
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Highways of Higher Education Roads Crossroads Multi-lane Highways
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Globalisation = Growth in trade + Growth in communication
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, Support the open source courseware movement
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, Support the open source courseware movement STUDENTS TAKE THE LEAD!
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Highways: TO DEVELOPMENT
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But how?
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Highways: TO DEVELOPMENT But how? FAIR TRADE Partners not predators
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Institutions UNESCO WTO World Bank Horses for courses NOT a Boxing Ring
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, The International Agenda 1. Ministers to talk: EDUCATION AND TRADE
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, The International Agenda 1.Ministers to talk: EDUCATION AND TRADE 2. Legal framework (Conventions)
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CONVENTIONS
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CONVENTIONS Two-stage process: 1. Feasibility study
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CONVENTIONS Two-stage process: 1. Feasibility study 2. Review of conventions
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, THANK YOU NORWAY!
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, NORWAY! BON VOYAGE
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