IE - July/August 2005

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Features

Partnering for Success

Lee Sternberger
Higher education consortia are transforming the nature and scope of international education in the United States and around the world.

Corrosive Corruption

Omid Furutan
One educator is making a call for university curricula to take a stand in fi ghting the trust-eroding effects of pervasive corruption in many and diverse societies across the globe.

Realizing ‘Outrageous Ambitions’

Christopher Connell
Across a broad spectrum of programs, Duke University is striving to build on an already successful internationalization plan.

Publications for International Educators and Their Students

For your summer reading pleasure! IE has compiled a listing of some great titles from a broad spectrum of publishers in the international education field.

Departments

From the Editors

Your Summer Reading List
Christopher Murphy

Front Lines

The Right Tool for the Job
Martin Tillman

In Brief

U.S. Remains Unpopular Despite Efforts to Repair Image
Educators Tapped for Top Honors at NAFSA Conference
London Terror Attack Stymies Some Programs
U.K. Bill Would Abolish Right of Appeal for Students Refused Visas

Education Abroad

Making the Most of Short-Term Immersion
Ernesto Guerrero

Apropos Of

Welcome to the World
Peter A. Coclanis

In Focus

Images of Change
Christopher Murphy