Foreword, Donald Heller
1. Introduction, Roger Brown
2. Markets and Non-Markets, Roger Brown
3. The Impact of Markets, Roger Brown
4. Markets in the US Higher Education System: Imperfect Competition for Undergraduates, Christopher C. Morphew and Barrett J. Taylor
5. The Developing Student Market in Australian Higher Education, Gavin Moodie
6. False Economy? Multiple Markets, Reputational Hierarchy and Incremental Policymaking in UK Higher Education, William Locke
7. Markets in Dutch Higher Education: Improving Performance and Quality in a Hands-Off Governance Setting, Ben Jongbloed
8. Portuguese Higher Education: More Competition and Less Market Regulation? Pedro Teixeira and Alberto Amaral
9. Diversification and Competition in German Higher Education, Lydia Hartwig
10. Emerging Markets in the Finnish System, Seppo Holtta, Tea Janssen and Jussi Kivisto
11. Creeping Marketization: Where Polish Public and Private Sectors Meet, Marek Kwiek
12. The Marketization of Higher Education: A Perspective from Japan, Futao Huang
13. Taming the Beast, Roger Brown
Biography
Roger Brown is Co-Director for the Centre of Higher Education Research Development (CHERD) at Liverpool Hope University.
"This book is timely in that the introduction of market forces into higher education (HE) is one of the most crucial issues facing governments in developed and developing countries and the institutions currently being affected by changes to their financial arrangements." - John Mace, Higher Education Review 2012
