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Books from Portland Press Books from Portland Press The University in the Market 1 Edited by L Engwall and D. Weaire The modern university has been brought into close engagement with the commercial and industrial market. This volume pd of leading European experts, regarding the threats and opportunities presented by this accelerating trend. This book will be of interest to scholars of higher education, knowledge management and technology transfer, as well agj university leaders and corporate scientific directors. ck Published: August 200! Offer Price: £37.50 Quality Assessment for Higher Education in Europe Edited by A. Cavalli In recent decades, factors such as the diffusion of mass systems of higher education and their increasing complexity 2 the tendency to strengthen the autonomy of individual institutions, and the establishment of international exchange < mm networks in both research and teaching have strongly favoured the establishment of systems of quality assessment^ This book is a summary of the presentations at a symposium held in Pavia, Italy, in 2006, in which experts in the f some common reference points and discuss the present situation and likely future developments. , Offer Price: £28.13 I The Formative Years of Scholars Edited by U. Teichler The stages of scholars careers' between the first degree and the appointment to a professorship (or similar research^ undergone profound changes in the recent past in many European countries. ffiy I This volume contains contributions from a broad range of experts who participated in a symposium held in Stockholm 1 2005, which analysed learning and productive work, career development, external conditions and developments of l< I that affect the various stages of the formative years of scholars. Sis ISBN!V818SV81G< Price: f 50.00, Offer Price: £37.50 I Excellence in Higher Education Edited by E. de Corte Excellence in Higher Education discusses the topical issue of excellence in higher education from a variety of perspective I contributions from leading scholars involved in research and policy relating to higher education. This volume is based on the presentations and discussions during a conference held at the Wenner-Gren Centre in Sf§! I May 31 and June I, 2002, sponsored by the Wenner-Gren Foundation. Price: f / 'J.00 , Offer Price: £56.25 IllllltsfeS.v;:' . I Virtual University? Educational Environments of the Future ner-Gren International Series I Edited by H.J. van der Molen I Higher education institutions around the world are experimenting with many different types of virtual learning environ becomes increasingly clear that universities will change as a result of the massive increase in the use of electronic f communication technologies. From this book it emerges that information and communication technologies will have a major impact on teaching antj I universities should have a strategy to meet this change. I This book is of interest for everybody involved in teaching and learning in higher education, not in the least for thoStei; I education systems and institutions. 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Digital reconstruction is a proven technique in both academic & commercial archaeology for portraying often complex spatial & temporal data in an accessible and engaging way. Explore the possibilities at: http://www.heritagetechnology.co.uk Whose Culture? The Promise of Museums and the Debate over Antiquities Edited by James Cuno "Whose Culture? makes the strongest case yet for an internationalist approach to the protection and ownership of ancient cultural heritage, and against its nationalization by modern states on political and ideological grounds. Cuno argues that eflfective measures against the looting of ancient sites do not require exclusively nationalistic ownership, and that a more enlightened international framework would allow cultural heritage to continue to serve an ambassadorial role as a stimulus to artistic and cultural interaction. 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