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Citation More Students, Money, & Research Privatization Hegemonic Global Pattern in Reorganization of Elite HE Academic Staff and Careers Marketization & Corporatization Changes in the Structure & Nature of Science Globalization & Regulation Economic Growth & Development New Student Body Count = 239 Count = 111 Count = 90 Count = 118 Count = 262 Count = 93 Count = 160 Count = 91 Count = 66 Abdi, Ali A. (2006). Culture of Education, Social Development, and Globalization: Historical and Current Analyses of Africa. In Ali Abdi, Korbla Puplampu and George Sefa Dei  (Eds.), African Education and Globalization: Critical Perspectives. New York: Lexington Books, 13-31. No No Yes No No No Yes No No Adam, Stephen (2005). New Trends and New Providers in Higher Education. In Luc Weber and Sjur Bergan (Eds.), The Public Responsibility for Higher Education and Research. Strasbourg: Council of Europe Publishing. Yes No Adams, James D., Grant C. Black, J. Roger Clemmons, and Paula E. Stephan (2005). 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