Abstract
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Highlights
Since the economic crisis of 1997–1998 Korean higher education reform has emphasized strengthening international competitiveness
A special problem caused by the transformation of the system concerns the status of middle-aged East German scientists who are employed at universities in parttime jobs
The BK-21 Project introduced in the last issue of this newsletter was the first initiative taken by the Korean Ministry of Education
Summary
Since the economic crisis of 1997–1998 Korean higher education reform has emphasized strengthening international competitiveness. A special problem caused by the transformation of the system concerns the status of middle-aged East German scientists who are employed at universities in parttime jobs. Since 1989, the networks are all West German, and for a traditional academic career in West Germany the middle-aged East German scientists are too old.
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