Higher Education in the ASEAN Region Ken Wilson Renee Bryzik finds that asymmetrical

Renee Bryzik finds that asymmetrical friendships in eighteenth-century novels helped unravel ideological prejudices shaped by settler colonialism

The broad multidisciplinary coverage includes the religious life of indigenous peoples

from the national to the planetary to the cosmic

Parabolic geometries encompass a very diverse class of geometric structures

It includes a generous selection of the prison-writings of the 1970s

Higher Education in the ASEAN Region Ken Wilson Renee Bryzik finds that asymmetricalHigher Education in the ASEAN Region: Shaping the Future presents views on the topic from various regional writers. It is built on the idea of progress in higher education, emphasising the ongoing evolution and transformation of the sector. Framed by the dynamic settings of both ASEAN and higher education, the perspectives offered in the book cluster under the themes of higher education sustainability, learning and teaching approaches, post graduation