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The Global Auction
'The Great Brain Race: How Global Universities are Reshaping the World', by Ben Wildavsky (Princeton, 2010)
'Clio at the Table: using history to inform and improve education policy' by Kenneth Wong and Robert Rothman (Peter Lang, 2008)

'Higher education and international student mobility in the global knowledge economy' by Kemal Gürüz (2008)
'The Public Value of the Humanities' edited by Jonathan Bate, (Bloomsbury Academic, 2011)
On Thinking Institutionally

Stefan Collini, 'What are Universities for?' (Penguin, 2012)


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