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					V. Foreign Higher Education and Education Systems, International Relations, Bilateral Relations
B. Essays, Commentaries, Statements
				
			
			
				
						
							| Author | HEYNEMAN, Stephen P.
								
									(SKINNER, Benjamin T.) | 
					
				
					
						| Title | The Bologna Process in the countries of the former Soviet Union : an outsider's perspective / Stephen P. Heyneman ; Benjamin T. Skinner | 
				
				
				
				
				
					
						| Publication year | 2014 | 
				
				
				
				
				
				
				
				
					
						| Source/Footnote | In: Journal of the European higher education area. - 4 (2014) 1, S. 55 - 72 | 
				
				
					
						| Inventory number | 36113 | 
				
				
					
						| Keywords | Bologna-Prozess ; Mobilität ; Ausland : Armenien : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Aserbaidschan : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Estland : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Georgien : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Kasachstan : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Kirgisistan : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Lettland : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Litauen : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Moldau Republik : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Rußland : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Turkmenistan : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Ukraine : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Usbekistan : Hochschulwesen allgemein ; Ausland : Weißrußland : Hochschulwesen allgemein | 
				
				
					
						| Abstract | Since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the higher education systems in the fifteen independent states that once comprised it have gone through many changes. While a number of these republics have acceded to the Bologna protocols and joined the European Higher Education Area, a few have not. This article, written by two American researchers, offers an outsider?s perspective on the history and current state of tertiary education in the post-Soviet republics as well as the challenges that remain as they seek to more closely align their higher education systems with those of Western Europe. (HRK / Abstract übernommen) |