Asian Education and Development Studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Март 11, 2024
Purpose
This
study
aims
to
unravel
the
tensions
and
convergences
between
market-oriented
neoliberal
education
state-serving
transnational
higher
(TNHE)
practices
through
an
infrastructural
lens
within
broad
context
of
post-pandemic
geopolitics.
Design/methodology/approach
The
utilizes
a
case
approach,
with
diverse
array
data
collection
methods,
including
observations,
interviews
review
material/online
documents
issued
by
TNHE-related
institutions
Chinese
Ministry
Education.
Findings
identifies
three
findings:
(1)
Re-articulation
infrastructures,
valuing
‘glocal'
casting
immobility
as
advantageous
yet
quasi-mobile;
(2)
Infrastructural
arising
from
stakeholder
contests
over
program
control
(3)
dialectics,
illustrating
how
promised
(im)mobility
becomes
tightly
regulated
academic
journey
due
institutional
constraints
conflicts.
Research
limitations/implications
findings
elucidate
dynamic
interplay
international
TNHE
amidst
pedagogical
trends
pandemic-driven
geopolitical
shifts
in
China.
While
showcased
notable
effect
on
students'
during
pandemic,
more
empirical
research
is
needed
understand
student
issues
era.
Originality/value
explores
intersections
unprecedented
Covid-19.
may
provide
reference
for
policymakers
practitioners
strategize
“glocal”
approach
international/transnational
China
after
pandemic.
Journal of Geography in Higher Education,
Год журнала:
2019,
Номер
44(1), С. 70 - 84
Опубликована: Ноя. 22, 2019
Access
to
education
is
a
significant
determinant
in
future
success,
not
only
for
country
but
equally
individuals.
Higher
Education
(HE)
thus
an
integral
part
of
the
Sustainable
Development
Goals
and
vital
supporting
African
development.
Despite
this,
there
often
lack
access
HE
many
parts
Africa,
distance
can
subsequently
play
important
role
increasing
by
providing
materials
online.
Even
though
institutions
such
as
University
South
provider
Open
Distance
Learning
(ODL),
open
marginalised
peripheral
communities,
we
cannot
separate
ODL
from
debate
ICTs.
Students
urban
areas
have
significantly
different
educational
experience
students
with
poor
ICT
urban,
peri-urban
rural
areas.
This
paper
explores
nature
how
this
affects
students'
ability
HE.
Journal of Studies in International Education,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
25(3), С. 266 - 282
Опубликована: Фев. 17, 2020
Internationalization
efforts
in
higher
education
have
often
been
categorized
according
to
Jane
Knight’s
binary
of
“Internationalization
at
Home”
(IaH)
and
Abroad”
(IA).
However,
a
rising
number
technology-supported
activities
created
new
opportunities
for
university
internationalization.
For
example,
students
can
now
remain
“at
home”
while
using
technology
study
with
an
institution
or
program
that
is
simultaneously
located
“abroad.”
We
conceptualized
these
as
third
category
called
Distance
(IaD).
In
this
article,
we
introduce
the
concept
IaD
outline
in-depth
case
international
distance
provider
scale,
University
South
Africa.
Geoforum,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
109, С. 95 - 105
Опубликована: Янв. 21, 2020
The
#FeesMustFall
movement
focused
on
the
financial
struggles
of
historically
disadvantaged
black
students
in
South
Africa.
However,
if
decolonisation
is
to
go
beyond
national
boundaries
and
incorporate
pan-African
visions
fees
must
fall,
not
only
Africa,
but
also
for
international
students.
Yet,
their
situations
are
often
overlooked
discussions
over
as
they
seen
foreigners,
or
privileged
seeking
reproduce
advantage
through
study.
Although
cross-subsidise
students,
an
export
category
rather
than
at
level
individual,
so
that
actual
costs
study
ignored.
This
paper
addresses
gap
by
examining
how
distance
education
studying
University
Africa
(UNISA)
navigate
fees.
We
draw
upon
students'
narratives
highlight
proactive
reactive
agency
deploy
afford
manage
fee
payments.
These
quieter
registers
everyday
around
demonstrate
entanglement
higher
education.
In
particular,
we
suggest
focusing
student
raises
important
questions
about
whether
lowering
one
part
agenda,
should
be
contained
within
borders.
Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
48(11), С. 2540 - 2558
Опубликована: Янв. 31, 2022
This
paper
draws
attention
to
the
current
and
possible
effects
of
COVID-19
pandemic
on
(im)mobility
trajectories
international
students
(IS)
global
higher
education
landscape.
From
perspective
migration
infrastructure,
this
specifically
focuses
immobility
experiences
amongst
Chinese
(CIS)
who
planned
enrol
overseas
in
2020
but
instead
chose
take
online
courses
China
due
COVID-19.
It
asks
how
are
both
facilitated
constrained
by
a
set
institutional
technological
infrastructural
forces.
Particularly
it
also
explores
some
CIS
exercise
agency
mobilise
their
surroundings
overcome
certain
deficiencies
they
encounter,
with
aim
improving
studying/living
quality
while
inhabiting
immobilities
transnational
context.
As
such,
challenges
oppositional
nature
mobility
immobility,
arguing
that
is
not
‘flip
side’
or
an
outcome
default,
being
immobile
can
be
affirming
empowering.
Essentially,
brings
infrastructurally
sensitive
theoretical
approach
into
student
(ISM)
studies,
shifting
focus
from
examining
infrastructures
move
people
enable
stay,
lived
reconstructed
at
everyday
level.
British Journal of Educational Technology,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Янв. 28, 2025
Abstract
In
this
editorial,
we
introduce
the
special
section
focusing
on
‘Internationalisation
at
a
Distance’
(IaD),
highlighting
how
educational
technologies
contribute
to
internationalisation
practices
and
processes
in
higher
education.
These
exist
transitional
spaces
which
interrogate
conventional
distinctions
between
mobility/immobility
home/abroad
by
establishing
‘third
spaces’
where
students
staff
interact
with
institutions
across
borders
without
necessity
of
geographic
relocation.
This
evaluates
these
through
critical
lens,
reflecting
limitations
inequalities
associated
IaD,
despite
its
often‐assumed
transformative
potential
for
expanding
access
global
Here,
argues
that
IaD
fundamentally
opposes
fixed
representations
place
interrogates
simplistic
binary
frameworks,
positioning
itself
as
concept
is
inherently
post‐structuralist.
reframing
necessitates
sophisticated
comprehension
essential
concepts
including
mobility,
home,
cultural
exchange.
Collectively,
addresses
issues
underscoring
continues
reinforce
pre‐existing
disparities
resource
access,
epistemic
(in)justices,
power
imbalances.
The
findings
discussed
herein
underscore
significance
ethical
considerations
realm
evidence‐based
strategies
aimed
fostering
more
inclusive
sustainable
practices.
Ultimately,
signifies
profound
reconsideration
education,
presenting
technology‐influenced
avenues
innovation
while
necessitating
examination
functions
within
an
unequal
world.
Annals of the American Association of Geographers,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 18
Опубликована: Март 7, 2025
Drawing
on
the
literature
of
geographies
education,
mobilities,
and
critical
infrastructure
studies,
this
study
introduces
a
novel
analytical
lens
infrastructuring
mobility
to
examine
prevalent
phenomenon
school
franchising
in
China.
From
vantage
point
with
an
focus,
we
how
strategic
infrastructural
substrates
are
selectively
mobilized
facilitate
desired
(im)mobilities
middle
class
for
promoting
urban
(re)development.
rich
empirical
evidence,
including
policy
documents
thirty-nine
in-depth
interviews
various
stakeholders,
found
that
mainly
revolves
around
exporting
subinfrastructure
(i.e.,
brand
key
schools)
from
city
center
locales
suburbs,
lesser
extent
center.
Other
essential
high-quality
schooling
experience
like
good
teachers
lagging
behind.
These
franchised
schools
nonetheless
highly
sought
after
by
middle-class
parents
anxious
about
social
reproduction
as
infrastructures
promise,
who
subsequently
enact
residential
mobilities
these
(re)development
areas
access
schools.
their
processes
underpinned
nexus
entrepreneurial
local
states,
profiteering
developers,
expansionist
Particularly,
state
strategically
orchestrates
meticulously
calibrates
its
geography
enable
This
hence
unpacks
multiple
(of
households)
process
enabling
it.
It
foregrounds
importance
education
apparatus
governance
integral
part
reshaping
wider
sociospatial
restructuring
processes.
Comparative Migration Studies,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
12(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 22, 2024
Abstract
De-migranticization
is
becoming
a
core
strategy
for
overcoming
the
fetishization
of
migrants
in
migration
studies.
However,
this
shift
perspectives
raises
questions
about
what
categories
to
use
instead.
This
paper
contributes
these
debates
by
considering
potential
studying
immobility
as
tool
de-migranticization.
It
looks
at
through
lens
liminality:
transitory
phase,
transformative
stage
and
one
which
enables
epistemological
subversion.
In
doing
so,
it
goes
beyond
other
border
spanning
terms
offer
methodological
insights
into
using
liminality
de-migranticize.
The
suggests
that
qualities
reading
theories
has
implications
when,
where
how
study
migration.
empirical
case
draws
on
165
semi-structured
interviews
with
distance
education
students
from
Zimbabwe,
Namibia
Nigeria
University
South
Africa
(UNISA).
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
48(1), С. 2 - 8
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2023
Abstract
In
this
editorial
we
ask
key
questions
about
what
it
means
to
publish
‘a
journal’
in
a
world
of
publishing
which
is
driven
by
individual
article
metrics
and
online
access.
Seeing
the
value
journals
as
venues
for
intellectual
debate,
therefore
set
out
renewed
vision
how
Transactions
Institute
British
Geographers
can
provide
space
more
collective
collaborative
approaches
geographical
debate.
This
approach
revolves
around
idea
‘transactions’
itself
creating
spaces
journal
commentary,
debate
dialogue,
alongside
continuing
landmark
papers.