Discusses the problems of who will pay the costs of restraining and how the areas of need'' can be discovered and provided for. (SP)

The article discusses various problems of postsecondary institutions. (MF)

Presents 14 steps to be taken by those communities wishing to develop community education programs. (JH)

Describes the problems posed by the teaching of workers of different nationalities who find themselves in a country whose spoken and written language is unknown to the majority. (Author/ML)

This paper estimates for a given year (1959) both rates of return and present values to taking additional schooling in Puerto Rico, and relates these rates and present values to the increase in schooling per male worker in broad occupational categories over the 20 years, 1940-1960. (Author/RY)

In Sweden and in other European countries, a more affluent public is demanding that higher education be made available to a greater portion of the populace. This demand is resisted by teachers and other members of the educational elite, who wish to maintain their exclusive status. (CK)

Three books about Nigeria are discussed in terms of the relationship between education and politics. (MF)

Recent enrollment trends in Australia show technical and continuing education to be growing fastest. Reasons for this change in enrollment patterns may include demographic change, change in participation rates, declining demand for school teachers, graduate underemployment, and political influences. This pattern is likely to continue in the near…

The Act of 16th July 1971, which established the right to continuing education, was intended to act as a spur to France's universities. The results achieved are seen as modest, partially because the universities' administrative procedures and methods are not suited to the commercial nature of this activity. (Author/MLW)

The effect of a sharp fall in the birth rate on German universities and the need to identify new target student groups are considered. The implementation of extended education and three matters of significance in promoting it (prospective audience, organization, and use of appropriate distance-study materials) are discussed. (Author/MLW)