WORLD OF LEARNING 1996

Embark on a journey through the global landscape of education with the meticulously crafted “World of Learning 1996,” a comprehensive reference guide published by Europa Publications. This substantial 46th edition, bound in durable hardcover and spanning over 2000 pages (2025 to be precise), offers an unparalleled directory of educational institutions and resources worldwide as they existed in 1996. More than just a listing of schools and universities, “World of Learning 1996” provides valuable insights into the structure and organization of educational systems across diverse nations. Delve into the specifics of universities, colleges, research institutions, learned societies, libraries, museums, and archives across the globe. Discover key personnel, contact information, and details on areas of study, research activities, and academic publications. This makes it an invaluable resource for researchers, academics, international organizations, and anyone interested in understanding the global educational landscape of the mid-1990s. While this edition reflects the world as it was in 1996, it offers a unique historical perspective. Its a snapshot in time, allowing researchers to track changes and developments in education across different regions. Studying earlier editions of resources like “World of Learning” helps highlight how globalization, technological advancements, and shifting political landscapes have reshaped the educational sphere. Explore how academic institutions adapted to a pre-internet world and trace the evolution of research priorities. This hefty volume, weighing in at a substantial 3720 grams, is a testament to the depth and breadth of information contained within. Published by Europa Publications, known for their authoritative and detailed reference works on international affairs, this edition maintains the high standards of accuracy and comprehensiveness that have defined the “World of Learning” series for decades. This book provides unique insights into the academic world that are now likely unavailable in online sources, as this volume captures a moment in time before the dominance of the internet. Whether you are a historian studying educational trends, a librarian expanding your collection of reference materials, or a researcher seeking historical data on international education, “World of Learning 1996” is an indispensable resource. It’s more than just a directory; it’s a window into the past, offering a glimpse into the world of learning at the close of the 20th century. This 46th edition remains a landmark publication for anyone studying comparative education systems or historical research. Secure your copy today and add this rich resource to your collection.