HYAEWEOL CHOI is Assistant Professor in the Department of Languages and Literatures at Arizona State University. She has researched publishing and book development in the Third World for the Rockefeller Foundation and conducted a case study on the role of the ethnic language in the formation of cultural identity. Before coming to the United States she taught at Sangmyung Women's University in Korea.

• Foreword by Philip G. Altbach Introduction: Asian Scholars in the International Scientific Community Asian Scholars' Motivation for Studying Abroad Migration of Asian Academics to the United States Scientific Networks of Asian Scholars with Their Countries of Origin The American Academic Job Market for Asian Scholars Asian Scholars' Involvement in Research and Teaching Tenure and Administration Asian Scholars' Perception of Their Role in U.S. Higher Education Conclusion: The Changing Nature of the International Scientific Community Selected Bibliography Index

HYAEWEOL CHOI is Assistant Professor in the Department of Languages and Literatures at Arizona State University. She has researched publishing and book development in the Third World for the Rockefeller Foundation and conducted a case study on the role of the ethnic language in the formation of cultural identity. Before coming to the United States she taught at Sangmyung Women's University in Korea.

• Foreword by Philip G. Altbach Introduction: Asian Scholars in the International Scientific Community Asian Scholars' Motivation for Studying Abroad Migration of Asian Academics to the United States Scientific Networks of Asian Scholars with Their Countries of Origin The American Academic Job Market for Asian Scholars Asian Scholars' Involvement in Research and Teaching Tenure and Administration Asian Scholars' Perception of Their Role in U.S. Higher Education Conclusion: The Changing Nature of the International Scientific Community Selected Bibliography Index