Wed, Apr 08, 2009
The difference between "networking" and "not working" - ACA announces new publication
A visible sign of the growing cooperation in higher education world-wide is the increasing number of associations, consortia, networks, etc. in the field. Their aims, history and activities, however, are less tangible for outsiders. Why were they founded? Who and where are their members? How can they be contacted? What do they do, i.e. what is their lifeblood?
A new publication by the Academic Cooperation Association, the
Handbook of International Associations in Higher Education
strives to answer these questions by systematically presenting one hundred higher education associations from various continents as well as their global counterparts. Most importantly, the publication seeks to showcase the interrelation among the various networks and, by doing so, to provide information for future cooperation, partnerships and true networking.
The publication is supported by the Asia-Europe Foundation through the ASEM Education Hub (AEH).
More information about ACA can be found here.
A new publication by the Academic Cooperation Association, the
Handbook of International Associations in Higher Education
strives to answer these questions by systematically presenting one hundred higher education associations from various continents as well as their global counterparts. Most importantly, the publication seeks to showcase the interrelation among the various networks and, by doing so, to provide information for future cooperation, partnerships and true networking.
The publication is supported by the Asia-Europe Foundation through the ASEM Education Hub (AEH).
More information about ACA can be found here.