The educational policies in effect in former subjugated countries are discussed. (CK)

In this essay, the author describes the difficulty of publishing in the Third World as part of a larger relationship of dependence of developing countries on industrialized nations. (Editor)

Patterns in which education and intellectual life are affected by the transactions between industrialized nations and the Third World are analyzed, with a focus on organized educational systems, especially in post-secondary education, and less formal structures such as book publishing, mass media, and serious journals. (MJB)

Historically and today, Western academic models, practices, and orientations on Asian universities in colonized and non-colonized countries have shaped their higher education systems. Japanese colonialism in Korea and Taiwan is also significant. Contemporary patterns of international educational exchange have also affected Asian university growth.…