Sentence examples for growing internationalization from inspiring English sources

The plausibility and appeal of this model lie in its recognition of the growing internationalization of the industrial economy.

He examines in detail an important trend that the other books consider mostly in passing: the growing internationalization of higher education and research in this country and abroad.

Recruit.net's Maneck Mohan told me that the company sees a growing internationalization of web services, and that their focus on Asia is timely given the growing economic power of the region at a time when the US economy is in trouble.

With the growing internationalization of higher education [ 13], educational researchers have turned to examinations of the experiences of students, the challenges for faculty, and the opportunities for institutions in a wide range of programmes, although primarily at the undergraduate level.

The chapter then underlines the growing internationalization of agroprocessing activities, in particular through the increasing importance of international capital activities, and the role played by multinational corporations in this process.

This paper proposes a novel mixed-method approach to study the impact of complex international capacity-building partnerships as an emerging policy tool at the crossroads of four major research policy trends − university-centrism, collaboration, internationalization, and growing structural complexity.

China has become a hot spot of R&D internationalization and a growing number of Taiwan-based firms have indeed set up R&D units in China.

The growing research on WCF is also spurred by the internationalization of higher education in English-speaking countries.

Although the internationalization process has begun to include a growing number of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), literature traditionally has focused on larger multinational firms located in global cities [4, 29].

This resulted in a growing number of actors in the market and a higher internationalization of the railway freight sector.

Through innovation management techniques, such as the seven Sigma quality improvement and an active internationalization program, the academic standing of SKKU grew domestically and internationally ever since its joint-venture with Samsung in 1996.