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Five Truths about Internationalization

Jane Knight

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University internationalization is evolving and becoming more complex. This article explores five key elements of internationalization—the local context, "one size does not fit all," unintended consequences, internationalization is not an end in itself, and globalization and internationalization are linked, but not the same thing.

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University internationalization is evolving and becoming more complex. This article explores five key elements of internationalization—the local context, "one size does not fit all," unintended consequences, internationalization is not an end in itself, and globalization and internationalization are linked, but not the same thing.

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University internationalization is evolving and becoming more complex. This article explores five key elements of internationalization—the local context, "one size does not fit all," unintended consequences, internationalization is not an end in itself, and globalization and internationalization are linked, but not the same thing.

Key concepts: Internationalization, Globalization, Context (archaeology), Unintended consequences, Economic geography, Political science, Business, Economic system

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