This volume offers readers detailed account of the new politics of Global Academic Mobility and Migration. Bringing together leading scholars from Australasia and Europe, the volume explores the following key issues: mobility determinants, social injustice, management and administrative problems, as well as teaching–learning challenges.
This book brings together recent research on Global Academic Mobility and Migration (GAMM) from a variety of perspectives and contexts. There is now a widespread consensus that most countries and world regions are witnessing GAMM. Bringing together leading scholars from Australasia and Europe, this volume offers readers detailed account of the new politics of such acts of mobility and migration. The following key issues are dealt with: mobility determinants, social injustice, management and administrative problems, as well as teaching–learning challenges. The book invites students, researchers and practitioners to reflect further on the nature of today’s education on the move.
Fred Dervin
Academic Dervin Global interkulturelle Erziehung Migration Mobility Politics soziale Gerechtigkeit Wanderungsbewegungen