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Shibata, Masako – Oxford Review of Education, 2006
This article deals with the assumptions and implications of the Malaysian policy for "learning from Japan". The article explores the ways in which this policy has effectively been operated in drawing a new geography of "Asia", dislodging colonial legacies in the region and countering the consolidation of other regional blocs.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, International Relations, Global Approach, Educational History
Mulliner, K.; Lee, Hwa-Wei – 1985
There is a role, and even a responsibility, for academic libraries in the United States in cooperating with students, scholars, colleagues, institutions, and governments in Third World nations. For example, the international library internship program, in which professional librarians at the middle-management level spend three to six months…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Asian Studies, Developing Nations, Global Approach
National Inst. for Educational Research, Tokyo (Japan). – 1984
The results of a seminar in which representatives from Australia, New Zealand, and eight Asian countries discussed interdisciplinary research in education are presented. Types of interdisciplinary research were identified, and the conditions necessary for its development were examined. The recent impetus toward interdisciplinary research has…
Descriptors: Communications, Community Support, Comparative Education, Computers