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On the Reform of the Internal Management Systems in Higher Education in China

Hou Jing

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With the further deepening reform of higher education,there are some problems which impact on the development of colleges and universities.The paper studies the reform of the leadership,school system and the personnel system in order to promote internal reform and rational development of colleges and universities.

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With the further deepening reform of higher education,there are some problems which impact on the development of colleges and universities.The paper studies the reform of the leadership,school system and the personnel system in order to promote internal reform and rational development of colleges and universities.

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With the further deepening reform of higher education,there are some problems which impact on the development of colleges and universities.The paper studies the reform of the leadership,school system and the personnel system in order to promote internal reform and rational development of colleges and universities.

Key concepts: China, Order (exchange), Management system, Political science, Education reform, Higher education, Public administration, Business

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