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THE EDUCATION RACE
Zvika Krieger

The geography of higher ed is changing fast, with Asia and the Mideast coming on strong.

CHAPTER 1: NEW GEOGRAPHY OF EDUCATION
Oil States Are the New Centers of Mideast Learning
How to Save India's Overcrowded Schools
Surprising Success of Iran's Universities
China's Reverse Brain Drain
CHAPTER 2: MARKETING & NATIONAL STRATEGIES
Reinventing the Global University
The Boom In Online Education
How Universities Compete for US Administrators
Keeping Oxford on Top
Liberal Arts Take Off in the Developing World
CHAPTER 3: THE AMERICAN SCENE
From The President’s Office
The Revolution in College Financial Aid
Why Paying For College Is A Smart Investment
Why the U.S. Isn't Short on Scientists
CHAPTER 4: SECONDARY ED--WHERE U.S. DOESN'T LEAD
How to Fix the Rich World's Failing High Schools
The Rise of Korean Prep Schools
Jesuits Teach Rich Compassion For The Poor
CHAPTER 5: THE RISE OF THE REST
Why Competition Is Good for U.S. Colleges