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Arab Gulf states have attracted media attention in recent years as an arguably dominant force in global higher education (HE) provision. They have not only succeeded in attracting internationally reputed higher education institutions (HEIs) but also western and/or western trained faculty (i.e.,...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to highlight the strategies undertaken by “entrepreneurial” universities to leverage their bottom-line especially in response to withdrawals of public funding. Internationalisation has been the most prominent from setting-up overseas branch campuses...
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In their bid to embark upon ostensible demarketing, higher education institutions have only ended up cannibalizing their flagship brands. This paper draws upon three illustrations to highlight the unintentional consequences of demarketing in higher education - revised editions of bestselling...
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In their bid to embark upon ostensible demarketing, higher education institutions have only ended up cannibalizing their flagship brands. This paper draws upon three illustrations to highlight the unintentional consequences of demarketing in higher education - revised editions of bestselling...
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