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Reviewed by John Muffo and Gary Seevers, Jr. from Planning for Higher Education v22n3
Book review of: The Emerging Worldwide Electronic University: Infonnation Age Global Higher Education, by Parker Rossman. Greenwood Press, 1992. 169 pages. ISBN 0-313-27927-6.
Book review of: The Emerging Worldwide Electronic University: Infonnation Age Global Higher Education, by Parker Rossman. Greenwood Press, 1992. 169 pages. ISBN 0-313-27927-6.
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