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Monash Centre for Research in International Education (MCRIE) is no longer operational.
Here is an archive of MCRIE publications for you to download. Please note that MCRIE members produced more publications than listed below, but only downloadable references are provided here.
Journal articles
Simon Marginson (2006) Putting ‘public’ back into the public university, Thesis Eleven, 84, pp. 44-59 [pdf 108Kb]
Simon Marginson (2006) Dynamics of national and global competition in higher education, Higher Education, 52 (1), pp. 1-39 (2006) [pdf 321Kb]
Simon Marginson and Erlenawati Sawir (2006) University leaders’ strategies in the global environment: A comparative study of Universitas Indonesia and the Australian National University, Higher Education, 52 (2), pp. 343-373 (2006) [pdf 254Kb]
Simon Marginson (2006) Shakespeare, Einstein and the bottom line, review of book of that title by David Kirp, Teachers College Record, 108 (5), pp. 434-438 (2006) [pdf 67Kb]
Simon Marginson (2006) Engaging democratic education in the neo-liberal age, Educational Theory, 56 (2), pp. 205-219 (2006) [pdf 85Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006) The Anglo-American university at its global high tide, Minerva, 44, pp. 65-87 (2006) [pdf 218Kb]
Simon Marginson (2006) Neo-qualms: on Hayek's Challange, Australian Book Review, 282, June/July [download at http://home.vicnet.net.au/~abr/Current/Marginson%20review.htm]
Simon Marginson and Erlenawati Sawir (2005, November) Interrogating global flows in higher education, Globalisation, Societies and Education, 3 (3), pp. 281-309 [pdf 104kb]
Tania Lewis, Simon Marginson and Ilana Snyder (2005, January) The network university? Technology, culture and organisational complexity in higher education, Higher Education Quarterly, 59 (1), pp. 56-75 [pdf 96kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, December) Competition and markets in higher education: a 'glonacal' analysis, Editorial in Policy Futures in Education, 2 (2), pp. 175-224 [pdf 442kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, December) University Futures, Editorial in Policy Futures in Education, 2 (2), pp. 159-174 [pdf 125kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, August) National and global competition in higher education, Australian Educational Researcher, 31 (2), pp. 1-28 [pdf 159kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, April) Don't leave me hanging on the Anglophone: the potential for on-line distance education in the Asia-Pacific, Higher Education Quarterly, 58 (2/3), pp. 74-113 [pdf 168kb]
Simon Marginson and Gary Rhoades (2002, April), Beyond national states, markets, and systems of higher education: A glonacal agency heuristic, Higher Education, 43 (3), pp. 281-309
Marcela Mollis and Simon Marginson (2002, April), The assessment of universities in Argentina and Australia: Between autonomy and heteronomy, Higher Education, 43 (3), pp. 311-330
Simon Marginson (2002, April), Nation-building universities in a global environment: The case of Australia, Higher Education, 43 (3), pp. 409-428
Simon Marginson & Marcela Mollis (2001, November), 'The door opens and the tiger leaps': theories and reflexivities of comparative education for a global millenium, Comparative Education Review, 45 (4), pp. 581-615 [pdf 6.52mb]
Yang, R. (2005) Internationalisation, indigenisation and educational research in China. Australian Journal of Education 49(1), 66-88. [pdf 440kb]
Welch, A., Yang, R. and Wolhuter, C. (2004) Internationalising a rural, historically black South African University. Journal of Studies in International Education 8(3), 317-331. [pdf 120kb]
Yang, R. (2004) Openness and reform as dynamics for development: A case study of internationalisation at South China University of Technology. Higher Education 47(4), 473-500. [pdf 135kb]
Yang, R. (2003) Globalisation as a context of inequality and scarcity for higher education development: A critical analysis. International Review of Education 49(3), 269-291. [pdf 103kb]
Yang, R. (2003) Internationalised while provincialised? A case study of South China Normal University. Compare: A Journal of Comparative Education 33(3), 287-300. [pdf 161kb]
University internationalisation: Its meanings, rationales and implications. Intercultural Education 13(1), 81-96. [pdf 148kb]
Book chapters
Yang, R. (forthcoming in 2005) Comparing education policies. In M. Bray, B. Adamson and M. Mason (eds.), Comparative Education Research: Approaches and Methodology. Hong Kong: The Comparative Education Research Centre, University of Hong Kong and Springer. [pdf 102kb]
Yang, R. (in press) Education policy research in the People’s Republic of China. In J. Ozga, T. Popkewitz and T. Seddon (eds.), The World Yearbook of Education 2006: Education Research and Policy. London: Routledge. [pdf 96kb]
Yang, R. (2005) Internationalising Chinese higher education: A case study of one major comprehensive university. In P. Ninnes and M. Hellstén (eds.) Internationalising higher education: Critical perspectives for critical times (97-118). Hong Kong and Armsterdam: Comparative Education Research Centre, University of Hong Kong and Springer. [pdf 112kb]
Yang, R. (2005) The Chinese professoriate in comparative perspective: Self-perceptions, academic life, gender differences and internal differentiation. In A. Welch (ed.) The professors: Profile of a profession (179-192). Armsterdam: Springer.[pdf 87kb]
Yang, R. (2004) Teaching English to primary school students in the People’s Republic of China. In P. Lee and H. Azman (eds.) Global English and primary schools: Challenges for elementary education (73-93). Melbourne: CAE Press. [pdf 112kb]
Yang, R. (2004) Toward massification: Higher education development in the People’s Republic of China since 1949. In J. Smart (ed.) Higher education: Handbook of theory and research (311-74). Armsterdam: Kluwer. [pdf 307kb]
Yang, R. (2003) Progresses and paradoxes: New developments in China’s higher education. In K.H. Mok (ed.) Centralisation versus decentralisation: Educational reforms and changing governance in Chinese societies (173-200). Hong Kong: Comparative Education Research Centre, University of Hong Kong. [pdf 154kb]
Research reports
Ana Deumert, Simon Marginson, Chris Nyland, Gaby Ramia & Erlenawati Sawir, Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements (June 2005). The social and economic security of international students in Australia: study of 200 student cases. Summary report [doc 167kb]
Mark Considine, Simon Marginson and Peter Sheehan (2001). The comparative performance of Australia as a knowledge nation, report prepared for the Chifley Research Centre [pdf 195kb]
Conference keynotes
Simon Marginson (2006, 22 June) Business education in global space 2006: The strategic setting and its potentials: global economy, global culture, nation, higher education, keynote paper to the 2006 Global Business Conference, ‘New Paradigm, New Technique for Global Business Development and Strategy’, Graduate School of Commerce, Burapha University, Bangkok Thailand [doc 68Kb].
Simon Marginson (2006, 22 June) Business education in global space 2006, Burapha University-organised conference, Bangkok, Thailand [ppt 223Kb].
Simon Marginson (2006, 10 May) Some strategic implications for research-intensive universities, of cross-border flows and global rankings, **Paper to U21 meeting, Auckland [doc 55Kb]
Simon Marginson (2006, 10 May) U21 meeting, Auckland [ppt 147Kb]
Simon Marginson (September 2005). 'There must be some way out of here'. A paper about the Yin and Yang of university positioning strategies in the Nelson system, opening paper to the Tertiary Education Management (TEM) conference, Perth. [doc 377kb]
Simon Marginson (September 2005). 'There must be some way out of here'. PPT presentation to TEM conference, Perth. [ppt 439kb]
Simon Marginson (May 2005). Higher education research as the basis for public policies: the case of Australia, prepared for seminar on higher education research, Puerto Rico [doc 196kb]
Simon Marginson (February 2005). What are our universities going to look like 10 years out? 7th Annual Australian Technology Network (ATN) Conference, Melbourne [pdf 54kb]
Simon Marginson (February 2005). What are our universities going to look like 10 years out? ATN [ppt 493kb]
Simon Marginson (December 2004). Global public space and global marketplace: rethinking the public/private divide in higher education, Conference of the Society for Research into Higher Education (UK), Bristol [doc 97kb]
Simon Marginson (December 2004). Global public space and global marketplace, SRHE, UK [ppt 51kb]
Simon Marginson (December 2004). Global educational markets and global public goods, Australian and New Zealand Comparative and International Education Society (ANZCIES conference, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne [doc 50kb]
Simon Marginson (December 2004). Global educational markets and global public goods, ANZCIES [ppt 281kb]
Simon Marginson (October 2004). Doing somersaults in Enschede: Rethinking and inverting public/private in higher education amid the winds of globalisation, Conference of Higher Education Researchers (CHER, Europe), Enschede [pdf 72kb]
Simon Marginson (October 2004). Doing somersaults in Enschede, CHER, Europe [ppt 402kb]
Yang, R. Higher Education in the People’s Republic of China: Historical Traditions, Recent Developments and Major Issues, the 5th National and the 4th International “Challenges and Expectations of the University”: Experiences and Dilemmas of the Reformation, Universitidad Autónoma de Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico, 8-10 June 2005 [pdf 82kb]
Selected media articles & interviews
Allan Luke and Simon Marginson (2006, 3 April) Quality quest faces many tests, Australian Financial Review [doc 35Kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, 12 October) Reforms put a wedge in AVCC, The Australian
Interview with Simon Marginson (16 August 2005), La educación para el empleo, lejana de la esencia real de la enseñanza, by Karina Aviles, La Jornada, Mexico City Mexico [Jornada website]
Simon Marginson (2005 July), Thick end of the wedge, The Age, [doc 31kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, June), video of interview with ABC '4 Corners' [Four Corners website]
Simon Marginson (2005, June) Diversity in the Nelson system, prepared for Campus Review [doc 50kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, April) How good is Australian research? prepared for The Age (published under the title 'Doing our research') [doc 55kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, March) The Nelson revolution, prepared for The Age (published under the title 'A revolution but to what end?) [doc 31kb]
Draft papers
Ana Deumert, Simon Marginson, Chris Nyland, Gaby Ramia & Erlenawati Sawir (April 2005), Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements. Global Migration and Social Protection: The Social and Economic Security of Foreign Students in Australia [doc 210kb]
Simon Marginson and Erlenawati Sawir (April 2004). University leaders’ strategies in the global environment: A comparative study of Universitas Indonesia and the Australian National University [doc 152kb]
Other papers & presentations
Simon Marginson (2006, 7 June), Australian universities in a global context, Business Higher Education Roundtable conference, Melbourne [doc 53Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006, 7 June), Business Higher Education Roundtable conference, Melbourne [ppt 189Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006, 31 May) Notes for research seminar, Faculty of Education, Monash University [doc 54Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006, 31 May), research seminar [ppt 109Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006, 4-5 May) OECD Expert meeting and public seminar on 'University Futures', Lisboa, Portugal [doc 72Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006, 4-5 May) OECD meetings and seminar, Lisboa, Portugal [ppt 165Kb ]
Simon Marginson (2006, March) Australian universities in the global context, Financial Review Higher Education Summit, 22-23 March, Sydney [doc 56kb]
Simon Marginson (2006, March) Australian universities in the global context, Higher Education Summit, Sydney [ppt 191kb]
Simon Marginson (2006, March), seminar paper, Work in progress, Faculty of Education York University, Canada, 6 March [doc 61kb]
Simon Marginson (2006, March), Work in progress, York University, Canada [ppt 48kb]
Simon Marginson (2006, March), lecture, Globalization and higher education: global markets and global public goods, Colloquium, York University, 6 March [doc 76kb]
Simon Marginson (2006, March), Globalization and higher education, York University, Canada [ppt 155kb]
Simon Marginson (March 2006), Global markets and global positioning in higher education: Notes on globalization and higher education, with some reference to the Australian case, international panel paper to the conference on 'Internationalizing Canada's universities: Practices, challenges, opportunities', York University, Toronto, Canada, 2-3 March 2006. [doc 48kb]
Simon Marginson (March 2006), Global markets and global positioning in higher education, paper for conference on 'Internationalizing Canada's universities', York University, 2-3 March 2006. [ppt 120kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November). Public universities, public goods, public spheres. Paper for symposium on 'Advancing research on higher education and the public good', conference of the Association for Studies in Higher Education (ASHE), Philadelphia, USA, 19 November [doc 56kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November). Public universities, public goods, public spheres. ASHE, Philadelphia, USA [ppt 44kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November). The public/private divide in higher education in the global era. Paper to the Higher Education Colloquium, conference of the Association for Studies in Higher Education (ASHE), Philadelphia, USA, 18 November [doc 141kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November). Rethinking public/private in higher education for the global era. Short presentation version of paper to the Higher Education Colloquium, conference of the Association for Studies in Higher Education (ASHE), Philadelphia, USA, 18 November [doc 69kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November). Rethinking public/private in higher education for the global era. ASHE, Philadelphia, USA [ppt 73kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November) Global position and position-taking: the vase of Australia. Paper for symposium on 'Globalized universities on the periphery: theories of the state and higher education', conference of the International Forum of the Association for Studies in Higher Education (ASHE), Philadelphia, USA, 17 November [doc 52kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, November) Global position and position-taking: the case of Australia. ASHE, Philadelphia, USA [ppt 83kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, August). Globalisation and global public goods in higher education (Produccion de bienes publicos globales a traves de la educacion superior), Conferencia, El Seminario de Educacion Superior de la UNAM, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, 15 de Agosto 2005 [doc 101kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, July).The New Context of Higher Education, keynote address to the Griffith University Senior Staff Seminar,14-15 July 2005, Hyatt Regency Sanctuary Cove, Gold Coast [doc 418kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, July). The New Context of Higher Education, Griffith University, 14-15 July 2005 [ppt 307kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, June). Mission impossible or new opportunity? Potentials created by the Nelson reforms, paper to Vice-Chancellor’s Strategic Directions Forum, University of New England (UNE), Armidale [doc 288kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, May). Tiers for Fears? Diversity and specialisation: from Dawkins to Nelson, paper for seminar on Strategic Directions in Higher Education, The Institute of Advanced Studies, The University of Western Australia and The John Curtin Institute of Public Policy, Curtin University of Technology (UWA/Curtin), Perth [doc 96kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, May). Tiers for Fears? UWA/Curtin [ppt 158kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, March). Universities: potentials created by the Nelson reforms [full paper], conference on Sustaining prosperity: new reform opportunities for Australia, The Melbourne Institute/ The Australian, Melbourne [doc 239kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, March). Universities: potentials created by the Nelson reforms – focus on research capacity [spoken paper], conference on Sustaining prosperity: new reform opportunities for Australia, The Melbourne Institute/ The Australian, Melbourne [doc 43kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, March). Universities: potentials created by the Nelson reforms [presentation], The Melbourne Institute/The Australian, [ppt 137kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, February). The Australian university as worldwide player: Regional research powerhouse, or global polytechnic? paper presented to the Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee (AVCC), Senior Leadership Program, Mt Eliza [pdf 74kb]
Simon Marginson (2005, June). The Australian university as worldwide player, AVCC [ppt 216kb]
Ana Deumert, Simon Marginson, Chris Nyland, Gaby Ramia & Erlenawati Sawir, Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements (2004, December). Factors affecting the social and economic security of international students in Australia: A study of 200 student cases, conference of the International Students Advisors' Network of Australia (ISANA), Melbourne [pdf 58kb]
Ana Deumert, Simon Marginson, Chris Nyland, Gaby Ramia & Erlenawati Sawir, Monash Institute for the Study of Global Movements (2004, December). Factors affecting the social and economic security of international students in Australia [presentation], ISANA [pdf 54kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, November) National and global competition in higher education: towards a synthesis (theoretical reflections), Association for Studies in Higher Education (ASHE) International Forum, Kansas City [pdf 167kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, November) National and global competition in higher education [presentation], ASHE [pdf 41kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, October). Australia in the global higher education environment, notes for paper for Monash University seminar on higher education policy, Melbourne [pdf 28kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, October). Bourdieu's notion of social capital [presentation], Monash Faculty of Education Research Seminar, Melbourne [ppt 85kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, September). Response to panel topic and keynote paper by Min Zhou, plenary presentation, Panel 3: Education and Immigrant Youth: The challenges posed by new cultural communities, Ninth International Metropolis Conference, Geneva [doc 35kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, September). They still call multiculturalism home: migration, language and education in Australia, paper to session on Citizenship education: the key to an active and engaged citizenry? Multicultural Futures Conference, Monash University, Prato [pdf 90kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, September). They still call multiculturalism home, Multicultural Futures Conference, Monash University, Prato [ppt 230kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, August). Universities challenged, paper for Melbourne Writers’ Festival, Melbourne [pdf 15kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, June) The global university and its future, lecture to Osaka University and other colleagues, Osaka, Japan [doc 90kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, June) The global university and its future [presentation], Osaka [ppt 112kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, June) Global and national markets in higher education, lecture to Keio University, Tokyo, Japan [doc 165kb]
Simon Marginson (2004, June) Global and national markets in higher education, Keio University [ppt 170kb]
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