... rights only Cold War Chinese students in Australia Imagined communities Language politics Strategic integration White Australia The influx of Chinese students to Australia since 2004 has sparked extensive research on topics like diplomacy, mobility and international education. However...

...Mónika Szente-Varga Purpose This research aims to contribute to History of Education Studies as well as to New Cold War Studies, by examining a Reactor Technology Specialist Engineer program, launched in Hungary three times in the 1980s for Cuban nuclear engineers, graduates of the University...

... an oath of political loyalty under the terms of the National Defense Education Act of 1958. Universities whose students or professors resisted the oath faced a dilemma of institutional governance as well as intellectual integrity during the early years of the Cold War. Design/methodology/approach...

... Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Research Universities Capitalism Cold War Post-war politics Education has been central to the development of capitalist democracies. This importance has several facets. For many democracies educational achievement, valorised as “merit”, offered...

...Craig Campbell The tensions of the Cold War focussed attention on the role that universities might play through their science and technology expertise and research. At the same time the United States needed to secure its allies as the threat of a new European war, and the actuality of the Korean...

... relating to public education. However, it was also involved in more partisan political activities, in the context of its Cold War engagement with national teacher organisations globally. Drawing on the work of Claus Offe, Maria Elena Cook and Kim Scipes, the article explores these intra‐ and inter‐union...