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Asian Scientists on the Move

Changing Science in a Changing Asia

Anju Mary Paul

Asian Scientists on the Move

Asian Scientists on the Move

Changing Science in a Changing Asia

Asian Scientists on the Move

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This book is ideal not only for migration scholars, science and technology studies scholars, policymakers, and university leaders, but also for practicing scientists and students of science. It explains how Asian scientist migrations are changing and being changed by the evolving scientific arena in China, India, Singapore and Taiwan.

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Beschrijving Asian Scientists on the Move

This book is ideal not only for migration scholars, science and technology studies scholars, policymakers, and university leaders, but also for practicing scientists and students of science. It explains how Asian scientist migrations are changing and being changed by the evolving scientific arena in China, India, Singapore and Taiwan.

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9781108970082
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368
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Cambridge University Press

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