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The Implication of the Popularization of Western Higher Education for China

Wei Gao

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The paper dwells on theory of popularization of higher education, explores transitional periods from the Elite Education to the Popular Education in such developed countries as UK, USA, Japan and suggests certain ways in carrying out program of popularization of higher education in China.

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The paper dwells on theory of popularization of higher education, explores transitional periods from the Elite Education to the Popular Education in such developed countries as UK, USA, Japan and suggests certain ways in carrying out program of popularization of higher education in China.

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The paper dwells on theory of popularization of higher education, explores transitional periods from the Elite Education to the Popular Education in such developed countries as UK, USA, Japan and suggests certain ways in carrying out program of popularization of higher education in China.

Key concepts: China, Elite, Higher education, Political science, Economic growth, Economics, Politics, Law

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