Post-Soviet Higher Education
Higher education reform in post-Soviet Russia
... scarcity. As Kerr points out in his analysis, traditionalism was pervasive in higher education. Any innovation had to overcome resistance from administrators, Komsomol, trade unions, and legal officials ...
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Education Corruption, Reform, and Growth: Case of Post Soviet Russia
... The illicit ways to receive jobs include nepotism, cronyism, personal connections, and bribes. They are similar to the illicit forms of gaining access to publicly funded higher education. There are two ...
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Profiling the digital readiness of higher education students for transformative online learning in the post-soviet nations of Georgia and Ukraine
... 70-year Soviet experience that shaped their institutions, psych- ologies and social values (Raikhel & Bemme, ...transforming higher education, joining the Bologna process in 2005 to realign its ...
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The Impact of the Post – Soviet Transition on Women in Mongolia
... Unemployment and poor health in a society without unemployment benefit, where medicine is expensive and where a healthy diet is difficult to obtain, have led to social deprivation and more than one in four people lives ...
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Re-aligning the Triple Helix in post-Soviet Armenia
... few higher education institutions (HEIs) or research institutes have devoted attention to the management of technology transfer, including necessary human ...
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Lost for Words: Effects of Soviet Language Policies on the Self-Identification of Buryats in Post-Soviet Buryatia
... the Soviet Union was carried out, in which ...of education in schools, a census was carried out in 1970, in which ...Buryat education and society under the Brezhnev rule is also reflected in the ...
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Tenzin Chodron: a scholar nun of post-Soviet Buryatia
... Buddhism has spread all over the world as a religion and philosophy. For Buryat people it remains to be seen as a religion rather than a philosophy. But it doesn't say the Bur- yats believe blindly in the supernatural or ...
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The ethics of the willing: an ethnography of Post Soviet Neo Liberalism
... vocational education, obtained mostly during the Soviet period and now perceived to be out-dated by employers (Lipskis ...a higher chance of subsequently finding employment (Dudwick et al 1998: ...
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The changing governance of higher education systems in Post-Soviet countries
... of higher education of the 1990ies can be characterized with the terms de- centralization, liberalization and marketization (Adrian et ...in post-Soviet Russia quickly made itself feel in the ...
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Higher education reform in post soviet Russia: rapid emergence of private Higher Education
... A new political course announced after the end of a communist regime had a great impact on HE and the next decades after 1991 were crucial in the history of the socio-political setting of Russian society (Smolentseva, ...
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Business Education in Post Soviet Countries
... (Russian Higher Education Statistics, ...38,000), education (41,000 and 43,000), and health care (25,000 and 23,000) remained essentially ...from Post Soviet states shows that this huge ...
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'Post Soviet neo modernism' : an approach to 'postmodernism' and humour in the post Soviet Russian fiction of Vladimir Sorokin, Vladimir Tuchkov and Aleksandr Khurgin
... terise post-Soviet ...in post-Soviet fiction which are, in fact, closer to modernism, while the latter movement, regarded typologi- cally, contained structural and semantic features often ...
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Ex ante and ex post institutional convergence: Case of the post Soviet space
... the post-Soviet states does not correspond to the criteria of democracy in a “Western” sense, although different terms to describe it are used, like (temporary or permanent) “hybrid regimes” or “democracies ...
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Specifics of the Mutual Trade of the Post-Soviet Countries
... The HHI index was applied to assess overall competitiveness of the market. The results clearly illustrate the dominant position of Russia on the overall post-Soviet market. The HHI values do not decrease ...
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Eurasia and Eurasian Integration: Beyond the Post Soviet Borders
... other post-Soviet countries, some varieties of the Eurasianism enjoy the status of a recognised field in academia ...the post-Soviet space or in ...
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Ukraine’s Transition from Soviet to Post-Soviet Law: Property as a Lesson in Failed Regulation
... of Soviet socialism (Opinion on the Constitution of Ukraine), the Constitution generally marked a new stage in Ukraine’s transition from a socialist state, covering (i) rights, freedoms, and duties of individuals ...
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Reconstructing an Islamic Identity in Post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan
... In this process, there is a considerable difference between the generation that grew up after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the generation that grew up during the Soviet period. Public opinion ...
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Reconsidering inclusion: Western theory and post-Soviet reality
... ‘inclusive education’ remains elusive (Atkins, 2016; Back,Keys, McMahon & ONeill, ...from post-Soviet practices to Westernisation (Hartblay, 2014), there is a danger that practices in the global ...
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Internal centralization and international integration in the post Soviet space
... the post-Soviet regionalism can be traced back to the collapse of the Soviet Union: in fact, the signing of the first “regionalism” agreement establishing the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) ...
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CONTROL, FREEDOM AND TRUST: SEEKING FOR A HIGHER EDUCATION MODEL IN A POST-COMMUNIST COUNTRY
... bthf-based higher education reform in europe has aroused interest and attention outside ...U.S. Higher Education Can Learn from a Decade of European Reconstruction“ (2008) recommends ...
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