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Global Faculty Networks and U.S. Doctoral Graduates' Monopoly: The Pareto Principle in Academia

2025-06-20

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>This study examines the concentration of doctoral training and faculty production within global higher education systems, revealing a highly imbalanced structure dominated by a small group of top-tier universities. By analyzing data from 6,205 universities or institutions across 104 countries, a longitudinal study spanning 1995–2022 was conducted. The study demonstrates that top-tier un...

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aac73e15-4db5-5c94-a740-f422b72f27ca
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-6662486/v1
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