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    Mohd Izzudin Abd Rahim

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    Commodification (or commoditization) is the

    transformation of goods and services

    (or things that may not normally be regarded as

    goods or services) into a commodity. wiki

    Turning what is normally a non-commodity into a

    commodity. -www.pcusa.org

    In other words, to say certain things have become

    "commodified" is to say they are now valued

    primarily for their commercial value. -

    users.california.com

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    Acommodity is a good/services for which

    there is demand.

    its price is determined as a function of its

    market as a whole.

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    A knowledge culture that has existed for

    centuries at universities has been labelled

    traditional. [ ]

    Spoon-fed content was finest

    student generally was a passive recipient in

    the teaching -learning process

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    With the influence of modernisation and more

    recently globalisation, another knowledge culture

    has emerged in which application and the practical

    value of content is considered to be as important as

    the content itself.- emerging

    [ ]

    emphasises active participation on part of both

    student and university tutor.

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    These trends have lead to what is known as

    the commodification of higher education,

    where knowledge is mainly perceived as a

    commodity to be bought by the consumer.

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    In response to the trend towards

    commodification, universities and other

    academic institutions have developed new

    roles as providers of commercial andbusiness expertise, so making

    commodification their central field.

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    At a certain point in what had been a steady,

    slow expansion, large numbers of people

    started to feel they really had better get a

    degree, because not doing so would be sucha bad move. The first wave set off another

    and so on.

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    Many governments have actively supported

    such developments either

    directly ;

    Singapore

    Malaysia

    indirectly

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    De-localisationDefinition

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    To remove from a native or usual locality.

    To broaden the range or scope of. to free from local influences

    -

    moving away from local requirementsthat are believed to be irrelevant,

    outdated, or constricting.

    -

    To fulfil the globalization, some local

    attributes must be assimilated with

    outside one.

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    It is to bring a new idea and to blend it

    with the old/local/usual situation

    because the old one is not appropriateanymore/it is holding back the

    development.

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    A further degree of delocalization hasoccurred as a result of scares around

    child protection and truancy. While schools might be local, access to

    the neighbourhood and of neighbours tothe school has been restricted. -fence

    the school is somehow separated fromthe community where it is located - andthis is further intensified by the regime oftesting and centralized curriculumconstruction that has been the hallmarkof the UK education system since theearly 1980s.

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    In order to realise the potential of higher

    education institutions for regions, there is

    a requirement to bring together allregional education providers to reduce

    duplicative functions, enhance

    collaborative provision and create a

    regional learning system by expandingthe overall size of the education market.

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    LOCAL

    FOREIGN

    FOREIGN

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    Outsourcing and offshoring activities are

    creating a new international division of

    labour, which should be beneficial forconsumers worldwide and both host and

    home parties involved.

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    Offshoring, which implies that the firms

    retains the ownership of the whole of the

    production process while locating partsof their activities abroad via the setting

    up of subsidiaries. ->Intra-firm

    (International) Outsourcing, whichimplies contracting out parts of the

    production process to external suppliers

    located in another country -> Inter-firm

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    Reference

    http://www.paulchatterton.com

    answers.yahoo.com

    http://www.ifri.org/files/Economie/Elargisse

    ment_Veugelers.pdf en.wikipedia.org

    users.california.com/

    www.pcusa.org

    http://www.esib.org/ http://www.infed.org/biblio/globalization_an

    d_education.htm

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