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116 II. Visualizing Global Connectedness Students: In Search of Excellence (based on data from inward direction only) Compared to tourists, international movement of students is a medium-run phenomenon. An obvious corollary is that it is much less regionalized: in fact the intra-regional component is only 43%, with only portfolio equity ranking lower. Relatedly, the average distance traversed is nearly as high as for portfolio equity (which, again, is top-ranked on this measure). The stark difference from portfolio equity is that student flows are the second-ranked component in terms of the share of the total accounted for by flows from emerging economies, after migration, and top-ranked in terms of flows from emerging economies to advanced economies in particular. Flows from advanced economies are barely one-third as large, and are also very skewed toward other advanced economies, more so than is the case for any other index component. Students’ preference for universities in advanced economies is consistent with the limited shift of top-ranked universities to emerging markets. Based on data from the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU), the share of the world’s top 100 universities in emerging economies rose from 0% in 2003 to 1% in 2014. Looking at the top 200 increases these percentages somewhat: emerging economies accounted for 1.5% of the top 200 in 2003 and 7% in 2014 (with the increase driven mainly by the rise of nine universities in China into the top 200). But emerging economies clearly still lag badly on this dimension.
DHL Global Connectedness Index 2014 117 Students Circular Visualization Scale: 1:10,000 Region Label Name North America USA United States CAN R-NA Canada Rest of North America Europe CHE Switzerland Middle East & North Africa UKR AUT ITA DEU GBR FRA RUS ESP NLD GRC R-EU ARE SAU Ukraine Austria Italy Germany United Kingdom France Russian Federation Spain Netherlands Greece Rest of Europe United Arab Emirates Saudi Arabia Region Label Name Middle East & North IRN Iran, Islamic Republic Africa R-ME Rest of Middle East & North Africa Sub-Saharan Africa ZAF South Africa R-AF Rest of Sub-Saharan Africa South & Central Asia TUR Turkey IND India R-CA Rest of South & Central Asia East Asia & Pacific VNM Vietnam KOR Korea, Republic AUS Australia CHN China JPN Japan MYS Malaysia R-AP Rest of East Asia & Pacific South & Central America, Caribbean SA South & Central America, Caribbean
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