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Reprise: the new global politics of research

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The last chapter is a synthesis of the country studies of the book, and aligns those country narratives with the theoretical framework outlined in Chapter 1. It concludes with a global outlook beyond the nations studied in the volume, and argues that the new global politics of research will continue to grow in scale and scope.

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  • ., 2018. "Reprise: the new global politics of research," Chapters, in: The New Global Politics of Science, chapter 8, pages 158-177, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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