France's academic mobility is a two-sided coin. On the one hand, such mobility can be considered a loss for France, depriving it of its most skilled and talented human capital after it provided a free education. In the case of the highly selective grandes écoles, students receive a salary while they attend, which makes the question of "return on investment" particularly acute when they decide to pursue their careers outside France.
Friday, March 11, 2011
France's Challenge: Embracing Academic Globalization Without Fear
France's Challenge: Embracing Academic Globalization Without Fear - Commentary - The Chronicle of Higher Education
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