The Ethics of Internationalisation Robert Crawshaw

The Ethics of Internationalisation Robert CrawshawThe commercial turn in the internationalisation of higher education generates numerous paradoxes for the university. The Ethics of Internationalisation is a critique of the ethical dilemmas confronting transnational scholars and the political threat to the university posed by the neoliberal knowledge economy. In an original philosophical approach, Bregham Dalgliesh proposes an ethical reading of internationalisation, which is oriented by the

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and to a large extent is still happening

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questions of race

fundamental to understanding how economic decisions are made

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