3.4.4 1960 1969: The mass expansion of higher education and the – introduction of fees for international students 76 … 3.4.5 1970 1990: Thatcher and the introduction of full fees for – international students 76 … 3.4.6 1990 2005: Blair and PMI 1, developing the market in – international student recruitment 77 … 3.4.7 2006 2009: PMI 2, promoting the UK brand as a world leader in – higher education 79 … 3.4.8 2010 2013: The coalition government and the impact of border – control 80 … 3.4.9 2013 ongoing: The future of internationalisation, the East is – rising 81 … 3.5 To summarise socio-political influences on the development of internationalisation in the UK 83 … 3.6 Comparative perspectives on government influences in China and England 86 … 3.7 Summary 88 … Contents Page Chapter 4 Methodology 4.1 Introduction 89 … 4.2 Reconciling positionality 90 … 4.3 Insider/outsider ethnographic research 96 … 4.4 Subjectivity and the research process 95 … 4.5 Accepting uncertainty 97 … 4.6 Finding a methodological approach 98 … 4.7 A case study approach 99 … 4.8 Semi-structured interviews 103 … 4.9 Research questions underpinning this study 105 … 4.10 Selection of the case institutions 105 … 4.11 Selection of respondents 107 …
3.4.4 1960 – 1969: The mass expansion of higher education and the introduction of fees for international students … 76 3.4.5 1970 – 1990: Thatcher and the introduction of full fees for international students … 76 3.4.6 1990 – 2005: Blair and PMI 1, developing the market in international student recruitment … 77 3.4.7 2006 – 2009: PMI 2, promoting the UK brand as a world leader in higher education … 79 3.4.8 2010 – 2013: The coalition government and the impact of border control … 80 3.4.9 2013 – ongoing: The future of internationalisation, the East is rising … 81 3.5 To summarise socio-political influences on the development of internationalisation in the UK … 83 3.6 Comparative perspectives on government influences in China and England … 86 3.7 Summary … 88 Contents Page Chapter 4 Methodology 4.1 Introduction … 89 4.2 Reconciling positionality … 90 4.3 Insider/outsider ethnographic research … 96 4.4 Subjectivity and the research process … 95 4.5 Accepting uncertainty … 97 4.6 Finding a methodological approach … 98 4.7 A case study approach … 99 4.8 Semi-structured interviews … 103 4.9 Research questions underpinning this study … 105 4.10 Selection of the case institutions … 105 4.11 Selection of respondents … 107
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