华东师范大学学报(教育科学版) ›› 2026, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (5): 47-55.doi: 10.16382/j.cnki.1000-5560.2026.05.005

• 中国教育学自主知识体系建构 • 上一篇    下一篇

“创新迁移”视域下高等教育国际化理论与实践

吴寒天   

  1. 浙江大学教育学院 浙江杭州 310058
  • 出版日期:2026-05-01 发布日期:2026-04-27
  • 基金资助:
    国家社会科学基金“十四五”规划2021年度教育学青年课题“国际化视域下长三角城市‘高等教育枢纽’属性研究”(CIA210277)。

Reflection on the Theory and Practice of Higher Education Internationalization from the Perspective of "Diffusion of Innovation"

Hantian Wu   

  1. College of Education, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310058, China
  • Online:2026-05-01 Published:2026-04-27

摘要:

长期以来,既有理论对高等教育国际化的诠释不乏合理性与适切性,然而高等教育形态与全球化新形态的演进亟需新的理论视角作为补充;从事高等教育国际化研究的学术共同体也应建构更为本土化的话语体系。基于对高等教育国际化的“创新迁移”诠释及其对国际化进程知识生产表征的呈现,知识生产模式的差异或为当前诸多问题与阻碍的深层次原因之一。鉴于此,高等教育国际化的研究者与实践者应致力于平衡国际化与本土化的辩证关系,通过研究范式的更新和对本土话语的“现代性”赋能,促进国际化进程中“创新迁移”的双向度与多模式。

关键词: 高等教育国际化, 创新迁移, 知识生产, 本土话语, 现代性

Abstract:

For a long time, the interpretation of higher education internationalization by established theories has had its rationality and relevance. However, the evolution of higher education and globalization requires the introduction of new theoretical perspectives as complements, while academic communities engaged in the study of higher education internationalization should seek to construct more indigenous theoretical systems. Based on the interpretation of higher education internationalization from the perspective of “diffusion of innovation” theory and the representation of knowledge production in the process of internationalization, the differences in the paradigms of knowledge production may be one of the deep-rooted reasons for the current problems and obstacles. In view of this, researchers and practitioners of higher education internationalization should strive to balance internationalization and indigenization, and promote the bilateralism and multimodality of innovation diffusion in the internationalization process by updating research paradigms and empowering “modernity” to indigenous discourse.

Key words: higher education internationalization, diffusion of innovation, knowledge production, indigenous discourse, modernity