All Stories

  1. “We Loved It Because We Felt That We Existed There in the Classroom!”: International Students as Epistemic Equals Versus Double-Country Oppression
  2. Liberating the “oppressed” and the “oppressor”: a model for a new TEF metric, internationalisation and democracy
  3. The role of time in policymaking: a Bahraini model of higher education competition
  4. The Teaching Excellence Framework in the United Kingdom: An Opportunity to Include International Students as “Equals”?
  5. Tacit Rejection of Policy and Teacher Ambivalence: Insights Into English Language Teaching in Bahrain Through Actors’ Perceptions
  6. Why international students have been “TEF-ed out”?
  7. Deconstructing the ‘magnetic’ properties of neoliberal politics of education in Bahrain
  8. Confidence in the Knowledge Base of English Language Learners Studying Science: Using Agency to Compensate for the Lack of Adequate Linguistic Identity
  9. Transnational academic capitalism in the Arab Gulf: balancing global and local, and public and private, capitals
  10. The Role of Cultural Contexts in Research Design Decisions
  11. Understanding intercultural transitions of medical students
  12. Adopting Western Models of Learning to Teaching Science as a Means of Offering a Better Start at University?
  13. Bridging the gap: on easing the transition from Arab secondary to Western third level learning