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2017
While we all recognise the limitations of ranking systems, even if combined with bibliometrics, they remain influential at both the national and international arenas even if a large component is anchored in a subjective reputation survey. While the rankings give visibility to young and rising universities, and this is one way for them to gain worldwide
Bertil Andersson, Tony Mayer
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While we all recognise the limitations of ranking systems, even if combined with bibliometrics, they remain influential at both the national and international arenas even if a large component is anchored in a subjective reputation survey. While the rankings give visibility to young and rising universities, and this is one way for them to gain worldwide
Bertil Andersson, Tony Mayer
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1994
Abstract Properly speaking, the book begins with this chapter. In Section 4.1 we define the notion of a ranked universe. We leave to the Appendix C and [285] the verification that the ranked groups are in fact the groups of finite Morley rank, as the original definition of Morley rank plays no particular role here.
Alexandre Borovik, Ali Nesin
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Abstract Properly speaking, the book begins with this chapter. In Section 4.1 we define the notion of a ranked universe. We leave to the Appendix C and [285] the verification that the ranked groups are in fact the groups of finite Morley rank, as the original definition of Morley rank plays no particular role here.
Alexandre Borovik, Ali Nesin
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Comprehensive world university ranking based on ranking aggregation
Computational Statistics, 2020zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yang Zhang +3 more
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Nondeterministic ranking of university departments
Journal of Informetrics, 2016Rankings in higher education are largely used to summarize a huge amount of information into easily understandable numbers. They are also used by governments in order to allocate funding. Nevertheless, they are often criticized. One stream of criticism refers to the fact that rankings build up an ordinal order by considering only the mean of the ...
BONACCORSI, ANDREA, Tindaro, Cicero
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Skyline-Based University Rankings
2020University rankings comprise a significant tool in making decisions in our modern educational process. In this paper, we propose a novel university ranking method based on the skyline operator, which is used on multi-dimensional objects to extract the non-dominated (i.e.“prevailing") ones.
Georgios Stoupas +3 more
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University rankings need a rethink
Nature, 2020World league tables for higher education are flawed, poorly used and entrench inequity. World league tables for higher education are flawed, poorly used and entrench inequity.
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Sustainability Rankings of Universities
ARIS, Programi, SI, Računsko intenzivni kompleksni ...openaire +2 more sources
Globalization and Global University Rankings
2014Globalization has been neither neutral nor uniform in its impact. It affects countries, cultures, and systems in different ways—some in positive ways and others in more negative ways. All sectors of society are being affected; and higher education is no exception.
Val D. Rust, Stephanie Kim
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The CHE University Ranking in Germany
2009University rankings have become widely influential in the last 10 years, both on a national and international scale. Rankings as a consumer information tool can function as an effective quality assurance mechanism. Most existing university rankings, however, seem to distort rather than improve the higher education market.
Beerkens, Maarja, Dill, David D.
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