Between the Market and Solidarity: Commercializing Development Aid and International Higher Education in Socialist Yugoslavia

Keyphrases

• International Students 100%
• Development Aid 100%
• Socialist Yugoslavia 100%
• International Higher Education 100%
• Serbia 66%
• Yugoslav 66%
• Croatia 66%
• Project-based 33%
• In Situ 33%
• Non-aligned 33%
• Higher Education 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Politics 33%
• Archival Records 33%
• Policy Making 33%
• Vocational Training 33%
• University Training 33%
• Self-managing 33%
• Profit-seeking 33%
• Market Mechanism 33%
• World Bank 33%
• Economic Interests 33%
• Multinational Corporations 33%
• Developing States 33%
• Technical Assistance 33%
• Long-term Investment 33%
• Political Reform 33%
• International Division of Labor 33%
• Domestic Factors 33%
• Yugoslavia 33%
• Political Priority 33%
• International Factors 33%
• Self-financing 33%
• Postcolonial State 33%
• Commercialization of Higher Education 33%
• Scholarship Students 33%
• State Corporation 33%
• World Bank Report 33%
• Training Abroad 33%

Social Sciences

• Foreign Students 100%
• Development Aid 100%
• Tuition Fee 66%
• World Bank 66%
• Serbia 66%
• Croatia 66%
• Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development 33%
• Vocational Training 33%
• Market Mechanism 33%
• Commercialization 33%
• Policy Making 33%
• Multinational Corporation 33%
• Study Abroad 33%
• International Division of Labor 33%