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Academic Exchange with the Soviet Union
Russian Review, 1962United States and the Soviet Union during the last four years has been the role played for the first time by various forms of cultural exchange, of which the most widely publicized have been the tours by various dancing groups, distinguished artists, and musical organizations and bands, and the exhibits which each country has staged in some of the ...
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Defying boundaries: globalization, bureaucracy and academic exchange
Promotion & Education, 2008experience working in the field. I was accused from the first question of being an academician locked in his Ivory Tower. It is never easy to question acquired knowledge. Although there is a seclusion factor, in my opinion the simile is more a myth, or an urban legend, than reality.
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Academic Exchange and the Founding of New Universities
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 1987A major aspect of the Third World's higher education scene in the post-1945 period has been the expansion of the number and size of universities. Often approaching a tenfold growth, this development was also marked by a remarkable worldwide similarity of curriculum and structures of governance. A factor in the growth and character of these institutions
WARREN F. ILCHMAN, ALICE STONE ILCHMAN
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The challenge of modern academic knowledge exchange
ACM SIGITE Newsletter, 2008While over the last decade computing practitioners created new, innovative applications like online auctions, blogs, wikis, chat, social networks and social book-marking, computing academia has innovated much less. The resulting theory/practice divide in computing can be attributed to the effect on academic creativity of the myth that rigor is ...
Brian Whitworth, Rob Friedman
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Intellectual Exchange in Academic Dialogue
2018Intellectual exchange can be seen as engagement in a continuing dialogic process where collective intelligence is constructed. The nature of intellectual exchange is understood with an emphasis on the engagement in a continuing dialogic process, as well as its capability to construct new knowledge. More importantly, it occurs incidentally in research.
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Academic Exchanges: Prospects and Problems
Higher Education Policy, 1988Humphrey Tonkin, Jane Edwards
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An Academic Exchange on Empathy
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 2008openaire +2 more sources