Hong Kong scholars perceive declining academic freedom
Researchers say funding bodies and university management have most influence over state of scholarly autonomy
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Who oversees journal editors?
Academic publishing needs more transparency, clearer appeals processes and more safeguards against citation fraud, says Afroz Ahmad Shah
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Chinese researchers given more leeway to become entrepreneurs
New recommendations offer flexibility to university employees who want to create start-ups
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Confessions of a former digital champion
After a fleeting fear that the digital world was passing her by, the ubiquity of internet trolls has made Mary Joannou realise that might not be so bad after all
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Coronavirus travel bans ‘unnecessary sleight of hand’, says v-c
Coronavirus response driven by ‘political objectives masquerading as public health decisions’, according to outspoken academic
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Imperial’s Simone Buitendijk named as next Leeds v-c
Vice-provost for education will replace Alan Langlands at Yorkshire university
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Emerging Economies University Rankings 2020 table information
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Emerging nations must embrace the fourth industrial revolution
Developing countries cannot cower from technological progress if they and all their citizens are to advance, argues Tshilidzi Marwala
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Mistrust of Chinese ‘risks ߣߣÊÓƵ’s diaspora advantage’
Alienation of Chinese students and graduates risks encouraging a monoculture of the ‘male, pale and stale’, senate told
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Open letters ‘Chinese academy’s strongest challenge’ to Xi
Professors ride a wave of ‘public anger’ over coronavirus outbreak in airing anti-government views
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Researchers ‘unaware’ of extent of assessment influence
Danish-ߣߣÊÓƵn paper finds researchers unconsciously adjust to accommodate assessment exercise
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Students with a history of honour-based violence deserve support and recognition
Students often overcome traumatic experiences to sit in our classrooms, and we must support them to find new opportunities, says Ayesha Ahmad
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Higher education researchers ‘stuck on their own islands’
Analysis of 17,000 articles in the field finds lack of integration between different areas of study
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Chinese students offer the West an unrivalled learning opportunity
Stereotyping Chinese students as a threat is as wrong-headed as pretending that there is no problem at all, say Kerry Brown and Ed Byrne