Tooly James (5 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. With higher education in the UK at a critical juncture in its history, two leading commentators offer new perspectives on the fundamentals of this on-going debate. Seville examines the implications of 'modularity' , while Tooley presents a comprehensive critique of government intervention in the university system, questioning whether the state has to be involved at all.…

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Published by Institute of Economic Affairs 1997-12-19, 1997
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Debate on Higher Education: Challenging the Assumptions (Studies in Education)
Seville, Dr. Adrian; Tooly, James; Tooley The University Of Bucking, James
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The Debate on Higher Education: Challenging the Assumptions (Studies in Education): No. 5 [Dec 19, 1997] Seville, Adrian; Tooly, James and Tooley, James
Seville, Dr. Adrian; Tooly, James; Tooley The University Of Bucking, James
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Paperback. Condition: New. With higher education in the UK at a critical juncture in its history, two leading commentators offer new perspectives on the fundamentals of this on-going debate. Seville examines the implications of 'modularity' , while Tooley presents a comprehensive critique of government intervention in the university system, questioning whether the state has to be involved at all.…