Robert J. Barak
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Abstract The development of state higher education boards provides an example of how higher education institutions, as open systems, have had to select various strategies as a fundamental means of competing for scarce resources and survival.
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Abstract The development of state higher education boards provides an example of how higher education institutions, as open systems, have had to select various strategies as a fundamental means of competing for scarce resources and survival.
Key concepts: Higher education, State (computer science), Government (linguistics), State government, Business, Public administration, Retrenchment, Public relations