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Special Issue: China the reform of education. Guest Editors: Yin Cheong Cheng, YaQing Mao

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China: the reform of education

Brian Roberts
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Principal preparation and training: a look at China and its issues

Wu Yan; Lisa Catherine Ehrich
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Reforms on teachers' employment system and children's rights to education in China

Zhikui Niu
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Hong Kong educational reforms in the last decade: reform syndrome and new developments

Yin Cheong Cheng
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Efficiency of primary schools in Beijing, China: an evaluation by data envelopment analysis

Yongmei Hu; Zhi Zhang; Wenyan Liang
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Managing the process of an educational change: A study of school heads' support for Hong Kong's curriculum reform

Ping‐Man Wong; Alan Chi‐Keung Cheung
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The effects of university mergers in China since 1990s: From the perspective of knowledge production

Ya‐qing Mao; Yuan Du; Jing‐juan Liu
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