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Western research on transnational higher education: concepts and issues Abstract: The cross-border higher education in western countries has become a fast-growing phenomenon of global education. In this paper, the meaning of transnational education, there reason to promote cross-border higher education actors, the impact of the importing country, government regulation and education services, trade agreements, starting six themes, an overview of Western scholars of transnational higher education, research, and its advantages Review and shortcomings to be in order for our scholars in this field provide a reference for further research. Cross-border higher education refers to higher education in the field of the phenomenon of transnational education. Of higher education here refers to post-secondary (post-secondary) education, including any degree (degree), certificate (certificate) and diploma (diploma) education. Now appears in a variety of higher education, learning styles, such as Australia, including the degree of Master of phase there, certificates and diplomas are three kinds of learning. In this paper, the concept of transnational higher education to refer to this across the country (the administration of justice and geographical) boundaries of the phenomenon of education, but mainly refers to education providers the phenomenon of cross-border provision of education, not including students, educational institutions across the border into the country to learn the way, that does not include studying the phenomenon. Second, cross-border higher education appears Analysis With regard to cross-border higher education has arisen due to the most common is the requirement analysis. The logic of their analysis: some countries have higher demand, but relying on its own difficult to meet, and information technology makes the others whom you can cross-border provision of higher education to meet the needs of these countries. Specifically addressed a