• International Higher Education Finance: An Annotated Bibliography, International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project.
  

• Johnstone, D. Bruce and Pamela Marcucci. (2007). Worldwide Trends in Higher Education Finance: Cost-Sharing,  Student Loans, and the Support of Academic Research. Prepared as part of UNESCO’s Higher Education Commissioned Paper Series. Paris, France: UNESCO.
• Marcucci, Pamela and D. Bruce Johnstone. (2007). Tuition Policies in a Comparative Perspective: Theoretical and Political Rationales. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management. 29(1), pp. 25-40.
• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2004). The Economics and Politics of Cost Sharing in Higher Education: Comparative Perspectives. Economics of Education Review.  23 (4).
• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2004). Higher Education Finance and Accessibility: Tuition Fees and Student Loans in Sub-Saharan Africa. Journal of Higher Education in Africa. Special issue on Cost-Sharing and Revenue Supplementation in African Higher Education. 2 (2).
• Tekleselassie, Abebayehu and D. Bruce Johnstone. (2004). Means Testing: The Dilemma of Targeting Subsidies in African Higher Education. Special issue on Cost-Sharing and Revenue Supplementation in African Higher Education. Journal of Higher Education in Africa. 2 (2).*

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2003). Cost Sharing in Higher Education: Tuition, Financial Assistance, and Accessibility in Comparative Perspective. Czech Sociological Review, 39(3).

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2002). Response to Austerity: The Imperatives and Limitations of Revenue Diversification in Higher Education. Welsh Journal of Education. Special International Issue. Paying for Learning: The Debate on Student Fees, Grants and Loans in International Perspective. 11(1).
• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2001). Financing Higher Education: Who Should Pay and Other Issues. In Philip G. Albach, Robert O. Berdahl and Patricia Gumport (eds.). The American University in the 21st Century: Social, Political, and Economic Challenges. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. (Revised for the 2nd edition 2004 and further revised 8/22/04).

Student Loans

• Making Student Loans Work in East Africa: Summary notes from a Student Loan Workshop. Arusha, Tanzania, February 11-13, 2008
• Johnstone, D. Bruce and Pamela Marcucci. (2007). Financially Sustainable Student Loan Programs: The Management of Risk in the Quest for Private Capital. Prepared as an Issue Brief for the Global Center on Private Financing of Higher Education at the Institute for Higher Education Policy, Washington, DC.
• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2006). Cost-Sharing and the Cost-Effectiveness of Grants and Loan Subsidies to Higher Education. In Texeira, Pedro, Bruce Johnstone, Maria Joao Rosa and Hans Vossensteyn, Eds. A Fairer Deal: Cost-Sharing and Accessibility in Western Higher Education. Springer Science + Business Media (formerly Klewer Academic Publishing).

• D. Bruce Johnstone. (2005). Higher Education Accessibility and Financial Viability: the Role of Student Loans. In Tres, Jaoquim and Francisco Lopez Segrera, Eds., Higher Education in the World 2006: The Financing of Universities (pp. 84-101). Barcelona: Global University Network for Innovation (GUNI) published by Palgrave Macmillan.
• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2005). Student Loans in the Russian Federation: Policy Options. Article appeared in Russian translation in the Russian journal, University Management.

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2004). The Applicability of Income Contingent Loans in Developing and Transitional Countries. Journal of Educational Planning and Administration (New Delhi), 18:2, pp. 159-174.

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2004). Cost-sharing and Equity in Higher Education: Implications of Income Contingent Loans. In Pedro Teixeira, Ben Jongbloed, David Dill and Alberto Amaral, Eds., Markets in Higher Education (pp. 27-60). Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers.

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2000). Student Loans in International Perspective: Promises and Failures, Myths and Partial Truths. International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project.
• Otieno, Wycliffe. (2004). Student Loans in Kenya: Past Experiences, Current Hurdles and Opportunities for the Future. Journal of Higher Education in Africa. Special issue on Cost-Sharing and Revenue Supplementation in African Higher Education. 2 (2).
• Protapenko, Marina. (2003). Student Loans in Russia. International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project.
• Van Harte, Meagan. (2002). Can Student Loan Schemes Ensure Access to Higher Education: South Africa’s Experience, International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project.
  

Additional Papers on Higher Education Finance, Cost Sharing and Student Financial Assistance

• Yisengaw, Teshome. (2007). Education Financing and Cost Sharing in the Ethiopian Higher Education Landscape, International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project.

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2005). A Political Culture of Giving and the Philanthropic Support of Higher Education in International Perspective. International Journal of Educational Advancement. 5(3), 256-264.

• Johnstone, D. Bruce. (2004). Fear and Loathing of Tuition Fees: An American Perspective on Higher Education Finance in the UK. Perspectives. 9(1).

• Ait Si Mhamed, Ali. (2004). Cost-sharing and Access to Higher Education in Morocco: What is Wrong. International Comparative Higher Education Finance and Accessibility Project. Prepared for UNESCO Forum, Paris, December, 2004.

• Ishengoma, Johnson. (2004). Cost Sharing in Higher Education in Tanzania: Fact or Fiction. Journal of Higher Education in Africa. Special issue on Cost-Sharing and Revenue Supplementation in African Higher Education. 2 (2).*
• Johnstone, D. Bruce and Olga Bain. (2000). Universities in Transition: Privatization, Decentralization, and Institutional Autonomy as National Policy with Special Reference to the Russian Federation.
• Vossensteyn, Hans. (2000). Cost-sharing and Understanding Student Choice: Developments in Western Europe and Australia.

• Policy Recommendations from the conference, The Implications of Dual Track Tuition Policies on Higher Education Financing and Access in East Africa, held in Nairobi, Kenya in July 2006.

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