Stephen Duggan
Biographic Data
| ID | 348061 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stephen Duggan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stephen |
| FAMILY NAME | Duggan |
| SIGNATURE | DUGGAN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Footscray Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1934 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Educational Reform in Viet Nam
Comprehensive national educational change is a complex and often difficult process. In countries such as Viet Nam where the govemment exercises tight control over social and economic development strategies, wide scale changes to an education system are often not possible. Viet Nam's increasing engagement with private sector development has, however, enabled greater flexibility for improving and strengthening its education system. In response to V…
Education, Teacher Training and Prospects for Economic Recovery in Cambodia
With the conclusion of 1994, Cambodia will have ended its first year of rehabilitation under a freely elected government. Since the 1993 elections, Cambodia has moved cautiously towards a modern era and there has been considerable international effort to ensure that all sectors of the economy achieve the improvements required to achieve political and economic stability towards 2000. The education sector has been a major focus. Cambodia is ready t…
Franciscan Ideals and New Guinea Realities
Education and economic development in Thailand
Franciscans in the Sepik
The perception of school
The Displaced Scholar in America
Based upon Official Sources
Based upon Official Sources: The Cultural Approach: Another Way in International Relations." The Journal of Higher Education, 20(1), pp. 54–55
Based upon Official Sources
The Inspiration of Unesco
SINCE wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men L that the defenses of peace must be constructed. . . . This is the inspiring opening sentence of the Charter of Unesco. The minds of men. The individual mind and the mass mind. How does Unesco expect to remove the suspicion and mistrust between the peoples of the world that have so often broken into war, and replace them with mutual knowledge and understanding? Consider the advent o…
Education in Europe Today
T HERE can be no question that the recent war introduced a new era in which the old views of life have become seriously modified. Everywhere throughout Western civilization the mass of the people are demanding that they take over and administer affairs. Old political parties have often disappeared or been relegated to the rear. The commingling of young men from all classes of the population in the various resistance movements against the Germans …
A Rebuttal
A Professor at Large
American Activities in International Education
International Interchange of Students
February 1, 1919, comparatively little had been accomplished. Many students had gone from the United States to other countries, chiefly to Germany, to study in their universities, but few foreign students had come to study in our universities. The Institute was founded to develop international understanding by means of educational and cultural activities. It rapidly became a center of information and advice in its field, it published booklets on …
A Professor at Large
A Professor at Large
Interestingly Written
Interestingly Written: Education in the Territories and Outlying Possessions of the United States." The Journal of Higher Education, 13(2), pp. 113–114
Interestingly Written
The Western Hemisphere as a Haven of Peace
The New Orientation of the Western Hemisphere
Radio
WT XHEN the King of England was A so ill a few years ago that it looked as if he might die, the broadcast made every evening by his physicians concerning his condition was heard by millions of people throughout the whole world. The words of deep sympathy expressed by our own leaders of public opinion in speech and in the press were greatly appreciated by the British people. They unquestionably resulted on the part of the British in a lessening of…
The Two Americas
The Two Americas; An Interpretation
(1934). The Two Americas; An Interpretation. Economic Geography: Vol. 10, No. 3, pp. 319-319
Education and economic development in Thailand
Educational Reform in Viet Nam
Comprehensive national educational change is a complex and often difficult process. In countries such as Viet Nam where the govemment exercises tight control over social and economic development strategies, wide scale changes to an education system are often not possible. Viet Nam's increasing engagement with private sector development has, however, enabled greater flexibility for improving and strengthening its education system. In response to V…
Education, Teacher Training and Prospects for Economic Recovery in Cambodia
With the conclusion of 1994, Cambodia will have ended its first year of rehabilitation under a freely elected government. Since the 1993 elections, Cambodia has moved cautiously towards a modern era and there has been considerable international effort to ensure that all sectors of the economy achieve the improvements required to achieve political and economic stability towards 2000. The education sector has been a major focus. Cambodia is ready t…
The Western Hemisphere as a Haven of Peace
The Two Americas; An Interpretation
(1934). The Two Americas; An Interpretation. Economic Geography: Vol. 10, No. 3, pp. 319-319
Radio
WT XHEN the King of England was A so ill a few years ago that it looked as if he might die, the broadcast made every evening by his physicians concerning his condition was heard by millions of people throughout the whole world. The words of deep sympathy expressed by our own leaders of public opinion in speech and in the press were greatly appreciated by the British people. They unquestionably resulted on the part of the British in a lessening of…
The Two Americas
The Western Hemisphere as a Haven of Peace
The New Orientation of the Western Hemisphere
Interestingly Written
Interestingly Written: Education in the Territories and Outlying Possessions of the United States." The Journal of Higher Education, 13(2), pp. 113–114
Interestingly Written
A Professor at Large
American Activities in International Education
International Interchange of Students
February 1, 1919, comparatively little had been accomplished. Many students had gone from the United States to other countries, chiefly to Germany, to study in their universities, but few foreign students had come to study in our universities. The Institute was founded to develop international understanding by means of educational and cultural activities. It rapidly became a center of information and advice in its field, it published booklets on …
A Professor at Large
A Professor at Large
The Inspiration of Unesco
SINCE wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men L that the defenses of peace must be constructed. . . . This is the inspiring opening sentence of the Charter of Unesco. The minds of men. The individual mind and the mass mind. How does Unesco expect to remove the suspicion and mistrust between the peoples of the world that have so often broken into war, and replace them with mutual knowledge and understanding? Consider the advent o…
Education in Europe Today
T HERE can be no question that the recent war introduced a new era in which the old views of life have become seriously modified. Everywhere throughout Western civilization the mass of the people are demanding that they take over and administer affairs. Old political parties have often disappeared or been relegated to the rear. The commingling of young men from all classes of the population in the various resistance movements against the Germans …
A Rebuttal
Based upon Official Sources
Based upon Official Sources: The Cultural Approach: Another Way in International Relations." The Journal of Higher Education, 20(1), pp. 54–55
Based upon Official Sources
The Displaced Scholar in America
The perception of school
Franciscans in the Sepik
Education and economic development in Thailand
Franciscan Ideals and New Guinea Realities
Education, Teacher Training and Prospects for Economic Recovery in Cambodia
With the conclusion of 1994, Cambodia will have ended its first year of rehabilitation under a freely elected government. Since the 1993 elections, Cambodia has moved cautiously towards a modern era and there has been considerable international effort to ensure that all sectors of the economy achieve the improvements required to achieve political and economic stability towards 2000. The education sector has been a major focus. Cambodia is ready t…
Educational Reform in Viet Nam
Comprehensive national educational change is a complex and often difficult process. In countries such as Viet Nam where the govemment exercises tight control over social and economic development strategies, wide scale changes to an education system are often not possible. Viet Nam's increasing engagement with private sector development has, however, enabled greater flexibility for improving and strengthening its education system. In response to V…
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