Ariane De Gayardon
Biographic Data
| ID | 284325 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ariane De Gayardon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ariane |
| FAMILY NAME | De Gayardon |
| SIGNATURE | DE GAYARDON A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University College London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0010-1464 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The state and ‘field’ of comparative higher education
Comparative higher education is arguably lagging behind its sister field of comparative education. It has been developed more recently, lacks in institutional structure, its intellectual debate is marginal, and its political construction is incomplete. Yet, despite the pitfalls of comparative higher education research, this article argues that higher education would benefit highly from a strong and united field of comparative studies, built aroun…
Does Student Loan Debt Structure Young People's Housing Tenure? Evidence from England
This article analyses the interaction between two policy areas affecting young people in England - housing and student funding. It is the first of its kind exploring a range of dynamics in the relationship between housing and student loan debt. Young people today are far less likely to own their home and are more likely to live with their parents than earlier generations. In parallel, higher education tuition fee increases have led to a growing s…
Reimagining Internationalization for Society
To reimagine means, literally, to reassess, rethink, and recreate. It implies a need for radical change and innovation. In this special issue, authors explore the possibilities of connecting internationalization to society, for the benefit of society. Hitherto, much of the literature published on internationalization has been essentially inward looking, focused on how students and institutions experience internationalization and how they benefit,…
There is No Such Thing as Free Higher Education: A Global Perspective on the (Many) Realities of Free Systems
From inventory to insight: Making Sense of the Global Landscape of Higher Education Research, Training, and Publication
Through a yearlong study, the Boston College Center for International Higher Education developed a (third edition) global inventory of higher education research centers/institutes, academic programs, and journals/publications. As higher education expands globally, these resources are essential for training effective leaders and producing research that guides decision-making and policy. Since the 2006 edition of this inventory, numbers of centers,…
There is No Such Thing as Free Higher Education: A Global Perspective on the (Many) Realities of Free Systems
Does Student Loan Debt Structure Young People's Housing Tenure? Evidence from England
This article analyses the interaction between two policy areas affecting young people in England - housing and student funding. It is the first of its kind exploring a range of dynamics in the relationship between housing and student loan debt. Young people today are far less likely to own their home and are more likely to live with their parents than earlier generations. In parallel, higher education tuition fee increases have led to a growing s…
From inventory to insight: Making Sense of the Global Landscape of Higher Education Research, Training, and Publication
Through a yearlong study, the Boston College Center for International Higher Education developed a (third edition) global inventory of higher education research centers/institutes, academic programs, and journals/publications. As higher education expands globally, these resources are essential for training effective leaders and producing research that guides decision-making and policy. Since the 2006 edition of this inventory, numbers of centers,…
From inventory to insight: Making Sense of the Global Landscape of Higher Education Research, Training, and Publication
Through a yearlong study, the Boston College Center for International Higher Education developed a (third edition) global inventory of higher education research centers/institutes, academic programs, and journals/publications. As higher education expands globally, these resources are essential for training effective leaders and producing research that guides decision-making and policy. Since the 2006 edition of this inventory, numbers of centers,…
There is No Such Thing as Free Higher Education: A Global Perspective on the (Many) Realities of Free Systems
Reimagining Internationalization for Society
To reimagine means, literally, to reassess, rethink, and recreate. It implies a need for radical change and innovation. In this special issue, authors explore the possibilities of connecting internationalization to society, for the benefit of society. Hitherto, much of the literature published on internationalization has been essentially inward looking, focused on how students and institutions experience internationalization and how they benefit,…
The state and ‘field’ of comparative higher education
Comparative higher education is arguably lagging behind its sister field of comparative education. It has been developed more recently, lacks in institutional structure, its intellectual debate is marginal, and its political construction is incomplete. Yet, despite the pitfalls of comparative higher education research, this article argues that higher education would benefit highly from a strong and united field of comparative studies, built aroun…
Does Student Loan Debt Structure Young People's Housing Tenure? Evidence from England
This article analyses the interaction between two policy areas affecting young people in England - housing and student funding. It is the first of its kind exploring a range of dynamics in the relationship between housing and student loan debt. Young people today are far less likely to own their home and are more likely to live with their parents than earlier generations. In parallel, higher education tuition fee increases have led to a growing s…
Economic growth (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Higher education (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (2 works) · Comparative education (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Higher Education Governance and Development (2 works)