Hierarchical Structure and Management of Higher Education Institutions

Author: Ma Luting
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book has the following characteristics:
1. It does not discuss education in terms of education alone but takes a broader perspective, integrating research findings from related fields such as education, economics, systems science, and management science, achieving interdisciplinary crossover and making breakthroughs in research.
2. It examines higher education both from the outside in and from the inside out.
3. It takes a global view, emphasizes international comparisons, and draws lessons from the experiences of various countries.
4. It closely links theory with practice. It not only conducts theoretical discussions on the stratification of higher education institutions but also standardizes the behavioral, organizational, and management issues involved, making them as practical as possible for real-world application.
This book has the following characteristics:
1. It does not discuss education in terms of education alone but takes a broader perspective, integrating research findings from related fields such as education, economics, systems science, and management science, achieving interdisciplinary crossover and making breakthroughs in research.
2. It examines higher education both from the outside in and from the inside out.
3. It takes a global view, emphasizes international comparisons, and draws lessons from the experiences of various countries.
4. It closely links theory with practice. It not only conducts theoretical discussions on the stratification of higher education institutions but also standardizes the behavioral, organizational, and management issues involved, making them as practical as possible for real-world application.