Luc E. Weber and James J. DuderstadtDeepak NayyarCarl SchrammWayne C. JohnsonRobert M. BerdahlHoward NewbyGeorg WincklerJohn NilandYuko Harayama and Rene CarrazVladimir TroyanJie ZhangTony Tan Keng YamNam Pyo SuhCarlos H. Brito CruzPeter LorangeDennis TsichritzisPatrick Aebischer and Jean-Francois RicciJames J. DuderstadtB.M. GourleyCharles M. VestLuc WeberJohn WaterburyRobert ZemskyDavid WardJames Duderstadt and Jerry Taggart and Luc Weber

Preface	p. xi
Contributors and Participants	p. xv
Part I The Context	p. 1
Chapter 1 Globalization: What does it Mean for Higher Education?	p. 3
Chapter 2 Reinvigorating Universities in an Entrepreneurial Age	p. 15
Chapter 3 Partnering on a Global Scale	p. 27
Part II Global Strategies for Established Universities	p. 43
Chapter 4 Developed Universities and the Developing World: Opportunities and Obligations	p. 45
Chapter 5 The Challenge to European Universities in the Emerging Global Marketplace	p. 55
Chapter 6 Comprehensive Universities in Continental Europe: Falling Behind?	p. 65
Chapter 7 The Engagement of Australian Universities with Globalization	p. 77
Chapter 8 Japanese University Reform seen through Bureaucratic Reform and Changes in Patterns of Scientific collaboration	p. 93
Chapter 9 Russian Universities in the Global World	p. 107
Part III Global Strategies for Emerging Universities and University Systems	p. 117
Chapter 10 Response of Chinese Higher Education and SJTU to Globalization: An Overview	p. 119
Chapter 11 Building Singapore's University Education System in a Globalized World: Issues, Policies and Challenges	p. 129
Chapter 12 Globalization of Research Universities in Korea	p. 141
Chapter 13 Science and Technology in Brazil	p. 151
Part IV Shifting Paradigms for Global Competition and Cooperation	p. 165
Chapter 14 Global Success: Real World Research 'Meets' Global Practitioners	p. 167
Chapter 15 Universities as Content Providers	p. 175
Chapter 16 The Organizational Challenge for European Universities Facing Globalization	p. 183
Chapter 17 Higher Education in the 21st century: Global Imperatives, Regional Challenges, National Responsibilities and Emerging Opportunities	p. 195
Chapter 18 An Open University for the 21st century	p. 207
Chapter 19 The Emerging Meta University	p. 217
Part V Universities in and of The World	p. 227
Chapter 20 The Responsibility of Universities to promote a sustainable society	p. 229
Chapter 21 Doing Good by Doing Little? University Responsibility in a Violent Setting	p. 245
Chapter 22 Has our Reach Exceeded our Grasp? Taking a Second Look at Higher Education as a Global Enterprise	p. 251
Chapter 23 Globalization, Public Policies and Higher Education	p. 259
Part VI Summary	p. 271
Chapter 24 The Globalization of Higher Education	p. 273