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PRACTICAL INFORMATION  Implementation of the Bologna Declaration Part II: Germany German unification in 1990 ushered in an educational reform program aimed largely at superimposing the West German system of higher education over the eastern system. Definitions: Transnational Education Higher education can take on many different forms when exported. Here are a few of the types of exchanges and related terms that education professionals are likely to encounter.  REGIONAL NEWS  AFRICA: Benin, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Sudan THE AMERICAS: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada, Columbia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Paraguay, United States, Venezuela ASIA & PACIFIC: Australia, China, Japan, India, Pakistan, Singapore, South Korea COMMONWEALTH OF INDEPENDENT STATES: Russia EUROPE: Denmark/Sweden, France, Italy, Macedonia, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom MIDDLE EAST: Iran, Syria, Turkey, Yemen  FEATURE  The Bologna Process: How it is Changing the Face of Higher Education in Europe An educational revolution is sweeping Europe. In June 1999, representatives from 29 countries gathered in Bologna, the birthplace of Europe's oldest university, to forge an agreement aimed at achieving "greater compatibility and comparability" in their diverse higher education systems over the next decade.