The new Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings (2008) rankings were just released, and the copyright regulations deepen and extend, push and pull, enable and constrain. Global rankings: a niche industry in formation?
Kris Olds
October 8, 2008 by globalhighered
The new Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings (2008) rankings were just released, and the copyright regulations deepen and extend, push and pull, enable and constrain. Global rankings: a niche industry in formation?
Kris Olds
Posted in Audit culture, Rankings & Ranking Resources | Tagged Add new tag, Times Higher Education - QS World University Rankings, Times Higher Education Supplement rankings, Times Higher World University Rankings, University Rankings | 8 Comments

[...] Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings (2008): a niche industry in formation? The new Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings (2008) rankings were just released, and the copyright [...] [...]
It is good to see again India here, but low in ranking…..not hoping so….
[...] November 19, 2008 by edslr One of the hottest issues out there still continuing to attract world-wide attention is university rankings. The two highest profile ranking systems, of course, are the Shanghai Jiao Tong and the Times Higher rankings, both of which focus on what might constitute a world class university, and on the basis of that, who is ranked where. Rankings are also part of an emerging niche industry. [...]
[...] The divergent logics underlying the production of discourses about rankings are also clearly visible in two related statements. At the bottom of the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre report summarized above we see “Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged”, while the Times Higher Education-QS World University Rankings, a market making discourse, is accompanied by a lengthy copyright warning profiled here. [...]
[...] Times Higher Education – QS World University Rankings (2008): a niche industry in formation? [...]
[...] This entry is part of a series on the processes and politics of global university rankings (see here, here, here and [...]
[...] features many discussions of these and other rankings of university quality – for example (1), (2), and (3) also [...]
[...] Last year, when the 2008 QS World University Rankings was launched, GlobalHigherEd posted an entry asking: “Was this a niche industry in formation?” This was in reference to strict [...]