1st Edition
Knowledge Diplomacy and African Higher Education Aid-Driven Research Co-operation in the Name of Economic Development
List of Figures
List of Tables
About the Author
Foreword by Jonathan D. Jansen
Acknowledgements
PART I Knowledge Diplomacy as Aid
1 Higher Education, International Aid and the Emergent Knowledge Economy in Africa
2 Uncertainty of Knowledge Diplomacy and Knowledge Economy
3 Diachronic, Divergence and Dynamism in Higher Education Analysis
4 Researching Aid-Driven Bilateral Collaborations in African Universities
PART II Knowledge Diplomacy: Discourse and Practice
5 Knowledge Diplomacy and Research Intensity in Ethiopia
6 Aid-Driven Bilateral Research Co-operation: Sida and Emergent Research University in Tanzania
7 An Emergent Global Model of Research-Intensive University in Mozambique
8 Multi-Funded Aid-Driven Research Practice in Malawi
PART III Knowledge Diplomacy in the Emergent Spotlight
9 Sida: Reinventing International Aid, Knowledge Diplomacy and Universities
10 Emergent University Model of Knowledge Diplomacy
Appendix
Index
Biography
Nelson Masanche Nkhoma is an affiliate fellow in the Institute for Post-School Studies at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa. He currently works as an Open Distance and e-Learning Specialist at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources in Malawi.
