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Alessandra Andreoniion, the problem of inequality in Ethiopian higher education (HE) has persisted in the form of the underrepresentation of women, high attrition rates and low graduation rates among females and ethnic minorities, low female participation in the fields of science and technology, prejudicial views and纠缠,缠绕 发表于 2025-3-26 02:57:44
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Giuseppe Zerbig access and improving relevance as key goals. However, notwithstanding the policy efforts underway in the last two decades, the problem of inequality persists. This book has presented evidence on (a) historical, political, geographic, and cultural factors of inequality in Ethiopian HE, and (b) howConflict 发表于 2025-3-26 11:02:54
P. G. Kryukovion, the problem of inequality in Ethiopian higher education (HE) has persisted in the form of the underrepresentation of women, high attrition rates and low graduation rates among females and ethnic minorities, low female participation in the fields of science and technology, prejudicial views andinquisitive 发表于 2025-3-26 14:46:32
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T. George Truscott cultural norms but primarily by government intervention linked to the dominant national priority of economic development. The origins of far-reaching policy change can be traced to the period immediately follow- ing the Second World War, when a small, ‘elite’ Irish HE system struggled to cope withGudgeon 发表于 2025-3-26 23:02:51
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