Topics covered include Education costs, finances and budgetary issues Higher education: relevance in the context of the demands of society Educational management, higher education system's shortcomings, suggestive models Utility/relevance of educational systems and global linkages Missing links in present educational systems and demands of the rural/agricultural sector Input-output analysis/forecasting/estimations for demand/supply/investment ICT/nomadic education and development challenges Refugees in higher education and development Private school/higher education, issues/option private entrepreneurship's role Features of enrolment/drop-out rates Quality and physical infrastructure: gaps, voluntary organisations, private sector, society Curriculum/teaching/examination patterns: suggestive approaches, experiments Future perspectives: demand, availability of infrastructure, quality, etc. Models for an advanced educational system, international collaboration requirements Any other relevant topic   More topics... Part: I : College/Tertiary Education Higher education costs, finances, and budgetary issues Higher education: relevance in the context of present and future demands of society Shortcomings in the present higher educational system, suggestive models with regard to existing pattern Utility and relevance of current educational systems and their linkages with global networks Missing links in present educational systems and demands of the rural/agricultural sector Input-output analysis/forecasting/estimations with regard to demand, supply and investment aspects of higher education ICT education and development challenges Refugees in higher education and development Private higher education Any other relevant topic Part: II : Primary and Secondary Education Primary and secondary education costs and finances and budgetary issues in school education Features of enrolment and drop-out rates: responsible factors, success and ineffectiveness of concerned policies etc. Quality as well as physical infrastructure: gaps, role of voluntary organisations, private sector and society in educational development Curriculum, teaching and examination pattern: shortcomings, suggestive approaches, experiments – their successes and failures Future perspectives: demand and gaps in terms of availability of infrastructure, quality etc. Models for an advanced educational system, requirements of international collaboration and relationships with international agencies Role of private entrepreneurship in educational development Private school education - issues and options Educational management Nomadic education and development challenges Any other relevant topic   Hide More on this journal... Objectives The objectives of IJEED are to establish an effective channel of communication between policy makers, government agencies, academic and research institutions and persons concerned with the complex problems of education economics. It also aims to promote and coordinate developments in the field of education economics. Readership IJEED provides a vehicle to help professionals, academia, researchers and policy makers, working in the field of educational policy and development, disseminate information and to learn from each other's work. Contents IJEED publishes original papers, review papers, research notes/commentaries, case studies, technical reports, conference reports, book reviews. Special Issues devoted to important topics in education economics, educational management and development will occasionally be published.   Hide

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Editor in Chief

• Rena, Ravinder, University of the Western Cape, South Africa
  (editor.ijeedgmail.com)

Associate Editor

• Arvin, Mak B., Trent University, Canada

EB Members

• Adewuyi, David A., Virginia Union University, USA
• Agarwal, Yamini, Indian Institute of Finance, India
• Dabir-Alai, Parviz, Richmond American International University in London (RAIUL), UK
• Demiray, Ugur, Anadolu University, Turkey
• Duhs, Leslie Alan, University of Queensland, Australia
• Gan, Christopher E.C., Lincoln University, New Zealand
• Ismail, S.M. Mohamed, South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, Oluvil, Sri Lanka
• Khan, L. Ashraf Ali, University of Nizwa, Oman
• Kulkarni, Kishore G., Metropolitan State College of Denver, USA
• Marinova, Dora, Curtin University of Technology, Australia
• Marshall, Stewart, University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Barbados
• Mauri, Arnaldo, University of Milano, Italy
• Patel, Vibhuti, SNDT Women's University, India
• Pintilescu, Carmen, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania
• Prince, Ololube Nwachukwu, Oloify Consulting Company, Nigeria
• Ramakrishna, G., Osmania University, India
• Rao, D.N., Retired Professor of Economics, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Canada
• Sav, G. Thomas, Wright State University, USA
• Sharma, Anukrati, Biff & Bright College of Technical Education, India
• Singh, Satyendra, University of Winnipeg, Canada
• Stefanescu, Camelia Dragomir, Spiru Haret University Faculty of Management, Romania
• Strydom, Albert J., Central University of Technology, Free State, South Africa
• Tansel, Aysit, Middle East Technical University, Turkey
• Varghese, N.V., International Institute for Educational Planning, France

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