2006
DOI: 10.1086/500694
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The Unanticipated Explosion: Private Higher Education’s Global Surge

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“…A lack of legitimacy affects not only the institutions but also government itself (for not protecting the public). 'Delayed regulation' ensues (Levy, 2006b). Licensing standards emerge or become much tougher, accreditation is introduced, and laws are promulgated.…”
Section: Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A lack of legitimacy affects not only the institutions but also government itself (for not protecting the public). 'Delayed regulation' ensues (Levy, 2006b). Licensing standards emerge or become much tougher, accreditation is introduced, and laws are promulgated.…”
Section: Regulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Siguiendo a Schwartzman y Klein (1994) y Levy (2006), las IES en el país andino se pueden tipificar, además de por el origen de propiedad y su oferta académica, por su tipo de financiamiento, la formación del profesorado y la ubicación geográfica. Las instituciones públicas suman 28, las privadas 20 y las promovidas y patrocinadas por congregaciones religiosas son 6.…”
Section: Cambios En El Gobierno Universitariounclassified
“…While the Catholic Church dominates in the provision of private higher education in Latin America, Evangelical and Islamic faith-based institutions are common in Africa (Levy, 2006). Many are for profit and operate as "pseudouniversities," doing education business (Altbach, 2005, p.23).…”
Section: Privatization and Private Sector In Higher Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%