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Volume 16(1) 2002

Table of Contents

GUEST EDITORIAL

Globalisation and higher education restructuring in South Africa: moving towards distributive justice

Y Waghid & L le Grange 

5

PERSPECTIVES ON HIGHER EDUCATION

Benchmarking in the globalised world and its impact on South African higher education

H Alt 

9

Abstract 

Internationalisation of higher education: facilitating partnerships between universities

B Anderson & M Maharasoa 

15

Abstract 

South African legislation on limiting private and foreign higher education: protecting the public or ignoring globalization? 

E Bitzer 

22

Abstract 

Distributive justice and information communication technologies in higher education in South Africa 

I Broekman, P Enslin & S Pendlebury 

29

Abstract 

Higher education: spectators or players in globalisation

N Gawe & C de Kock 

36

Abstract 

Globalisation and employment equity B implications for academic human resource development in South African higher education

J Hay & A Wilkinson 

41

Abstract 

Globalised and contextualised knowledge: allies or adversaries?

S M Holtzhausen 

48

Abstract 

Higher education in the Southern African development community B a vision

G D Kamper 

53

Abstract 

Global market competition and higher education

O Kivinen & P Kaipainen 

60

Abstract 

Challenges for higher education transformation in South Africa: integrating the local and the global

L le Grange 

67

Abstract 

Competition in higher education: lessons from the corporate world

N Nkopodi 

74

Abstract 

Globalising and internationalising the higher education sector: challenges and contradictions in less industrialised countries 

82

I M Ntshoe

Abstract 

Globalisation and higher education studies in South Africa

A H Strydom 

91

Abstract 

(De)constructing globalisation

L J van Niekerk & E Venter 

99

Abstract 

Does the restructuring of higher education in an era of globalisation create space for communitarian liberalism?

Y Waghid 

106

Abstract 

RESEARCH IN HIGHER EDUCATION

Incorporating transferable skills in an undergraduate medical curriculum: learning from experience

A A Beylefeld & M P Jama 

113

Abstract 

Perceptions of quality teaching and learning as indicators for staff development aimed at 

experienced academics 

A S Coetzee-Van Rooy 

122

Abstract 

What happens in the ivory tower and how does it rate on Wall Street?

K Franzsen & M H Orr 

136

Abstract 

Reflexive competence and the construction of meaning: the contribution of higher theological studies in a globalised milieu

M Karecki 

145

Abstract 

An analysis of processes that can shape higher education research utilising as case-study an investigation into postgraduates from the rest of Africa at University of Natal

C Mbali 

152

Abstract 

Racism, education and internationalization

A D Slabbert 

161

Abstract 

THE PRACTICE OF HIGHER EDUCATION

Recognition of prior learning: a challenge to higher education

C Kistan 

169

Continuous professional development of educators: the state, professional councils and higher education

E O Mashile 

174

Abstract 

Dealing with the dilemma facing higher education in South Africa against the backdrop of 

economic globalisation B a technikon perspective 

183

S van Schalkwyk

Abstract 

Globalisation and international compatibility B a challenge to learning within the context of application

J S Wessels

189

Abstract 


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