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Encouraging Cream-Skimming and Dreg-Siphoning? Increasing Competition between English HEIs

Gwen Coates Staffordshire University Business School, E-mail: [email protected]
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Nick Adnett Staffordshire University Business School
Pages 202-218 | Published online: 05 Jul 2010

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Inés Küster & María Elena Avilés‐Valenzuela. (2010) Market orientation in university: a case study. International Journal of Educational Management 24:7, pages 597-614.
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Rod Gunn & Steve Hill. (2008) The Impact of League Tables on University Application Rates. Higher Education Quarterly 62:3, pages 273-296.
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David D. Dill. 2007. Quality Assurance In Higher Education. Quality Assurance In Higher Education 47 72 .
Jane Hemsley‐Brown & Izhar Oplatka. (2006) Universities in a competitive global marketplace. International Journal of Public Sector Management 19:4, pages 316-338.
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