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Asia's Educational Edge
Current Achievements in Japan, Korea, Taiwan, China, and India
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2005
Summary
The United States in the past half-century has consistently led the world in the strength of its economy and in scientific research and development. Now, this position at the forefront of industry and innovation is threatened. Asia's Educational Edge warns that the United States relies heavily on the talent of foreign-born scientists and engineers_skilled workers who face increasing, and increasingly favorable, options for employment elsewhere. East Asia's and India's emerging economies are expanding their own higher education capacity in the sciences and their own research and development infrastructure. Accordingly, the United States faces great and growing competition in attracting talented students and professionals from the international community. In this carefully researched volume, Yugui Guo asks: Can the U.S. education system succeed in training enough high-quality students in the sciences to meet the ever-growing need? Asia's Educational Edge is essential reading for industrial and research leaders, policy makers, educators, and scholars of international and comparative education.
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Copyright year
2005
ISBN-Print
978-0-7391-0737-9
ISBN-Online
978-0-7391-5211-9
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
265
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Foreword No access
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1: Introduction No access Pages 1 - 8
2: The Challenges Facing U.S. Education No access Pages 9 - 36
3: Profile of Japanese Education No access Pages 37 - 74
4: Profile of Korean Education No access Pages 75 - 118
5: Profile of Taiwanese Education No access Pages 119 - 148
6: Profile of Chinese Education No access Pages 149 - 188
7: Profile of Indian Education No access Pages 189 - 228
