Geopolitics: From Closed Openness to Closed Closure

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  • Simon Marginson

Abstract

The US-dominated globalization of the 1990–2015 period is gone, and broad-based support for free research cooperation and cross-border people mobility in higher education (albeit on Anglo-European terms) has gone with it. In a more multipolar global space in which parts of the Global South are rising, research securitization, migration resistance (especially in Anglo-Europe), and an enhanced willingness of governments everywhere to intervene in higher education has become the new normal.

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2026-09-28

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Marginson, S. (2026). Geopolitics: From Closed Openness to Closed Closure. International Higher Education, (128). Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/21996

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