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Preface; Alexander W. Wiseman Introduction: Reflecting on Trends in Comparative and International Education: A Three-Year Examination of Research Publications; Petrina M. Davidson, Calley Stevens Taylor, Maureen Park, Nino Dzotsenidze and Alexander W. Wiseman Part 1: Comparative Education Trends and Directions 1, Understanding Students' Academic Engagement in Learning amid Globalising Universities; Yusuke Sakurai and Kirsi Pyhalto 2, Rethinking Higher Education Investment in Developing Countries; Chavanne Peercy and Nanette Svenson 3, Reflecting on the Research into China's Soft Power in International Education with Comparative Perspective: The Case of Confucius Institutes; Joe Tin-yau Lo and Suyan Pan 4, Aid to Education: Framing Accountability Research and Its Prospects; Abby Riddell 5, Bridging the Policy/Practice Divide: A Focus on Policy Learning, Pedagogy, and Equality; Karen Ashton 6, Imperatives of Comparative and International Education: Some Reflections from the South; Poonam Batra 7, Adult Education under a Comparative Lens: Areas of Influence; John Holford, Marcella Milana and Palle Rasmussen 8, Comparative and International Education Research in China in the Context of Globalization: A Case Study of the Journal of International and Comparative Education Research; Wang Yingjie and Su Yang 9, Three Models of Comparative Analyses: Time, Space, and Education; Luis Enrique Aguilar Part 2: Conceptual and Methodological Developmnets 10, Negotiating, Shifting, and Balancing: Research Identities in Transnational Research; Stacey Lee, Shuning Liu and Sejung Ham 11, Educational Regime Complexity: Nested Governance and Multistakeholderism in the Fourth Industrial Revolution; Tavis D. Jules Part 3: Research-To-Practice 12, Schooling Inequality in South Africa: Productive Capacities and the Epistemological Divide; Patricia Kubow 13, Using or Misusing the EGRA? Examining a Measure O\of Payment by Results in DFID's Girls' Education Challenge; Shirley J. Miske and Alison B. Joglekar Part 4: Area Studies and Regional Developments 14, Shifting Boundaries and Education Development Discourses: Implications for Comparative and International Education in Oceania; Juliana Mohok McLaughlin 15, International Student Recruitment Efforts of Turkish Universities: Rationales and Strategies; Enes Gok and Sedat Gumus 16, Comparative Education in Romania: Seeds of Comparative Approaches in Debating Results of International Student Assessments; Roxana Maria Ghiatau and Nicoleta Laura Popa 17, Context in Comparative and International Education Studies; Teklu Abate Bekele