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Doerbecker, Carl L.; Hake, Barry – 1980
Research knowledge and reflections about efforts to mobilize participation have been developed in the Netherlands. Research into educational motivations has suggested nine independent motivations among adult learners that can be grouped into three general categories: intrinsic, extrinsic, and conditional educational motivations. An attempt has…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adults, Educational Demand, Educational Needs

Pijl, S. J.; Dyson, A. – Comparative Education, 1998
The Netherlands is currently considering a change from special schools for special education students to a more inclusive, demand-oriented model of finance and provision. The experiences of Germany, England, and Austria suggest that "pupil-bound budgets" may strengthen parental choice and support inclusion, but may also lead to budget…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Comparative Education, Educational Demand, Educational Finance

Taylor, Michael G. – Higher Education Management, 1991
This report synthesizes experiences in a number of countries (United Kingdom, Netherlands, Germany, Australia, Japan) on the market economy in higher education. Considered are market forces, various financial structures (institutional budgets, student funding, research infrastructure, other income, staffing), and implications for the future. (MSE)
Descriptors: Budgeting, College Administration, Economic Climate, Educational Demand