The Social and Economic Security of International Students: A New Zealand Study

Erlenawati Sawir; Simon Marginson; Chris Nyland; Gaby Ramia; Felicity Rawlings-Sanaei

doi:10.1057/hep.2009.4

The Social and Economic Security of International Students: A New Zealand Study

Higher Education Policy 22(4): 461-482

Article 2009 English

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International education has generated complex problems of governance. As well as being beneficiaries of educational services and consumers of a product, in

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