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Acknowledgments; Contents; Acronyms ; List of Table; CHAPTER 1: Introduction; Introduction; Globalizing the Self; Defining Internationalization; Cross-Border and Transnational Education: Methodological Nationalism; Internationalization at Home and Internationalization Abroad; Problems with Binary Logic; Internationalization as Both Local and Global; Shifting to a Spatial Analysis; Beyond the West; Outline of Chapters; References; CHAPTER 2: Constructing a Theoretical Framework: Space, Networks, and Mobilities; Introduction ; Spatial Theories; Post-Structuralist Approaches of Spatial Theory.
Performative Nature of SpaceNetwork Theories; Mobilities Theories; Mobility and Network Capital; Power Relations; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Transnational Students: Long-Term/Degree Program Mobilities; Introduction; Long-Term Student Mobility: The Big Picture; Background Literature; Limitations of Existing Literature; Spatial and Mobilities Theorizing of ISM; Regional Hubs; Identities; Influence of Social/Peer Networks; Transnational Family Networks; Networks: Role of ICTs; Study Abroad Decision-Making and the Transnational Family; Inequality and Immobility; Conclusion; References.
Chapter 4: Transnational Students: International Service Learning and Short-Term Study Abroad MobilitiesIntroduction; Desires for Sameness and Desires for Difference; Imagined Geographies; The Tableau Effect: Place as Fixed and Frightening; A Relational Approach to Short-Term Study Abroad and ISL; Responsibility: A Critical Spatial Perspective; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: Transnational Academics: Mobilities, Immobilities, and Place; Introduction; Transnational Academic Mobility: An Overview; Brain Drain; Challenging the Brain Drain Discourse; Academic Mobilities: Flows and Circulation.
Making and Shaping Academic IdentitiesCapital and Academic Mobilities; Academic Mobility and Knowledge Production; University as Mooring; Transnational Academics and Place; Immobilities; Conclusion; References; Chapter 6: Transnational Pedagogies: Curricular Mobilities; Introduction; Internationalizing the Curriculum: The Traditional Narrative; Internationalizing the Curriculum: Global Citizenship; Internationalizing Curricula: Comparative and International Content; Internationalization of the Curriculum: Foreign Language Study; Internationalizing the Curriculum as Westernization.
Pedagogical Mobilities: Flows and ScapesPedagogical Mobilities: Challenging Binary Logic; The Third Space and Hybridity; Internationalizing the Curriculum: Decolonization and De-Westernization; Conclusion; References; Chapter 7: Transnational Programs and Providers: Mobilities and Complex Spatial Flows; Introduction; Transnational Higher Education: An Organizing Framework; Independent/Stand-Alone TNE Provision; Franchise University and the Study/Teaching Center; International Branch Campus; Virtual/Distance-Learning Programs; Online Learning and Virtual Universities; MOOCS.
Performative Nature of SpaceNetwork Theories; Mobilities Theories; Mobility and Network Capital; Power Relations; Conclusion; References; Chapter 3: Transnational Students: Long-Term/Degree Program Mobilities; Introduction; Long-Term Student Mobility: The Big Picture; Background Literature; Limitations of Existing Literature; Spatial and Mobilities Theorizing of ISM; Regional Hubs; Identities; Influence of Social/Peer Networks; Transnational Family Networks; Networks: Role of ICTs; Study Abroad Decision-Making and the Transnational Family; Inequality and Immobility; Conclusion; References.
Chapter 4: Transnational Students: International Service Learning and Short-Term Study Abroad MobilitiesIntroduction; Desires for Sameness and Desires for Difference; Imagined Geographies; The Tableau Effect: Place as Fixed and Frightening; A Relational Approach to Short-Term Study Abroad and ISL; Responsibility: A Critical Spatial Perspective; Conclusion; References; Chapter 5: Transnational Academics: Mobilities, Immobilities, and Place; Introduction; Transnational Academic Mobility: An Overview; Brain Drain; Challenging the Brain Drain Discourse; Academic Mobilities: Flows and Circulation.
Making and Shaping Academic IdentitiesCapital and Academic Mobilities; Academic Mobility and Knowledge Production; University as Mooring; Transnational Academics and Place; Immobilities; Conclusion; References; Chapter 6: Transnational Pedagogies: Curricular Mobilities; Introduction; Internationalizing the Curriculum: The Traditional Narrative; Internationalizing the Curriculum: Global Citizenship; Internationalizing Curricula: Comparative and International Content; Internationalization of the Curriculum: Foreign Language Study; Internationalizing the Curriculum as Westernization.
Pedagogical Mobilities: Flows and ScapesPedagogical Mobilities: Challenging Binary Logic; The Third Space and Hybridity; Internationalizing the Curriculum: Decolonization and De-Westernization; Conclusion; References; Chapter 7: Transnational Programs and Providers: Mobilities and Complex Spatial Flows; Introduction; Transnational Higher Education: An Organizing Framework; Independent/Stand-Alone TNE Provision; Franchise University and the Study/Teaching Center; International Branch Campus; Virtual/Distance-Learning Programs; Online Learning and Virtual Universities; MOOCS.