Higher Education in Europe

Higher Education in Europe, Volume 34 Issue 2 2009

Financial Support to Students Through Student Loans

Editorial
Adrian Ziderman; Milena Bevc
Pages 169 – 170

Articles
Challenges in Student Financing: State Financial Support to Students – A Worldwide Perspective
Hans Vossensteyn
Pages 171 – 187
Conventional Fixed-schedule versus Income Contingent Repayment Obligations: Is There a Best Loan Scheme?
D. Bruce Johnstone
Pages 189 – 199
Financing Higher Education: Lessons from Economic Theory and Reform in England
Nicholas Barr
Pages 201 – 209
The Effects of Different Loan Schemes for Higher Education Tuition: An Analysis of Rates of Return and Tuition Revenue in Thailand
Bruce Chapman; Kiatanantha Lounkaew
Pages 211 – 226
Promoting Access of Disadvantaged Groups Through Student Loans: Prerequisites for Success
Adrian Ziderman
Pages 227 – 242
Student Loans and the Likelihood of Graduation: Evidence from Finnish Cohort Data
Rita Asplund; Oussama Ben Abdelkarim; Ali Skalli
Pages 243 – 255
An Efficient Student Loan System: Case Study of Hungary
Edina Berlinger
Pages 257 – 267
Student Loans Reform in China: Problems and Challenges
Jianguo Wei; Rong Wang
Pages 269 – 280
Student Loans Repayment in China: Designing a New Model to Ease the Repayment Burden
Hua Shen; Hong Shen; Adrian Ziderman
Pages 281 – 290
Book Reviews and Studies
Eric Gilder
Pages 291 – 296