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Analysis of the historic response of the international schools market to local and global crises

April 8, 2020

The international school sector is not new to crises, although nothing to the magnitude of COVID-19. International schools in some countries have been impacted heavily by war, natural disasters or severe economic instability, and many international schools were affected by the global financial crash of 2008.

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Analysis of the historic response of the international schools market to local and global crises