Titlebook: Globalizing the Community College; Strategies for Chang John S. Levin Book 2001 John S. Levin 2001 globalization.Institution.politics

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The Domains of Globalization: The Economic Domain,and industry also applies to higher education organizations as producers of symbols—knowledge and information—and service providers—education, training, and research.. The globalized workplace is geared toward speed, rapid product development, and faster service, all driven by technology.. The net e

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The Cultural Domain,ondition, with other global flows either downplayed or ignored. But economics are not the only global force. Indeed, it is argued by a few scholars that the transformation of labor and production relationships and the development of new global flows of communications, ideas, images, and people are t

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The Process of Globalization,, the accommodation of growth, the balance between education and training, and many other traditional patterns. The globalization process accompanied these behavioral patterns and in some cases initiated others, such as marketization. Institutional responses to both global forces and to the response

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What Remains Behind: The Community College in the Twenty-First Century, from previous decades along several dimensions. These alterations are explained as consequences, in large part, of organizational responses to global forces. The forces include not only the global economy but also the global flows of immigration and communications. Moreover, global forces are also

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