 | John Brennan, Peter De Vries, Ruth Williams - 1997 - 322 pages
...Kerr noted in a statement intended for university leaders in both developing and advanced societies: For the first time, a really international world of...merit. You cannot rely on politics or anything else. You have to give a good deal of autonomy to institutions for them to be dynamic and to move fast in... | |
 | Kemal G r z - 2008 - 356 pages
...fees. In the early 1990s, Clark Kerr had made the following remarks concerning university autonomy: For the first time, a really international world of...merit. You cannot rely on politics or anything else. You have to give a good deal of autonomy to institutions for them to be dynamic and to move fast in... | |
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For the first time, a really international world of learning, highly competitive, is emerging. If you want to get into that orbit, you have to do so on merit. You cannot rely on politics or anything else. You have to give a good deal of autonomy to institutions... 