The first two books, dealing respectively with the experiences of Indian and Swedish students in American universities, are volumes in a series of monographs sponsored by the Committee on Cross-Cultural Education of the Social Science Research Council. Miss Du Bois' study is a more general analysis of the problems and potentialities of international educational exchange.
Indian Students on an American Campus and the American Experience of Swedish Students and Foreign Students and Higher Education in the United States
In This Review
Indian Students on an American Campus and the American Experience of Swedish Students and Foreign Students and Higher Education in the United States
Indian Students on an American Campus and the American Experience of Swedish Students and Foreign Students and Higher Education in the United States
University of Minnesota Press and University of Minnesota Press and American Council on Education,
1956,
122,129,221 pp.
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In This Review
Indian Students on an American Campus and the American Experience of Swedish Students and Foreign Students and Higher Education in the United States
Indian Students on an American Campus and the American Experience of Swedish Students and Foreign Students and Higher Education in the United States
University of Minnesota Press and University of Minnesota Press and American Council on Education,
1956,
122,129,221 pp.
$3.00 Purchase
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