18. Is Lei Feng Finally Dead? The Search for Values in a Time of Reform and Transition

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgements ix
4. About the Contributors xi
5. Abbreviations xiv
6. PART 1: THE SCOPE OF REFORM
7. 1 Editors'Introduction 1
8. 2 Reforms in the Administration and Financing of Higher Education 11
9. PART 2: ENHANCING SCHOLARSHIP
10. 3 The Strategic Role of Faculty Development and Management 29
11. 4 Chinese Scholars and the World Community 59
12. 5 Returns to Education - The US/PRC Visiting Scholars Programme - 1978-88 79
13. 6. Modernizing Science Through Educating the Elite 99
14. PART 3: MODERNIZATION AND THE CURRICULUM
15. 7. Educational Utilitarianism: Where Goes Higher Education? 121
16. 8. Modernizing English Language Teacher Education 141
17. 9. Agricultural Universities: Engines of Rural Development? 165
18. 10. Higher Adult Education: Redefinin Its Roles 189
19. PART 4: MARKETIZATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION
20. 11 Stratification Trends in Technical- Professional Higher Education 211
21. 12. Changing Conceptions of Equity and Student Financial Support Policies 237
22. 13. Graduate Employment: From Manpower Planning to the Market Economy 259
23. 14. Privatization or Quasi-Marketization? 281
24. PART 5: WOMEN IN CHINESE HIGHER EDUCATION
25. 15. Mixed Blessings: Modernizing the Education of Women 299
26. 16. Chinese Educational Reforms and Feminist Praxis: On Ideals, Process and Paradigm 321
27. 17. Gender Differences in Taiwan's Academe - Implications for the PRC 345
28. PART 6: VALUES AND ASPIRATIONS
29. 18. Is Lei Feng Finally Dead? The Search for Values in a Time of Reform and Transition 359
30. 19. The Limits of Political Loosening: CCP Restraints on Student Behaviour in the Spring of 1989 375
31. PART 7: CONCLUSIONS
32. 20. Editors' Conclusion - The State of Chinese Higher Education Today 399
33. Appendix. Executive Summary of China: Higher Education Reform. A World Bank Country Study 417
34. Glossary 435
35. Select Bibliography 443
36. Index 485