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Confucius Institutes: Academic Malware and Cold Warfare
Confucius Institutes and classrooms installed in colleges and K-12 schools the world around function as propaganda branches of the Chinese government, writes Marshall Sahlins.
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Not Feeling Safe in China
American academic leaves China after losing his post, saying that “China has reached a point where I do not feel safe being a professor and discussing even the economy, business and financial markets.”
Can a $49 English Test Pass Muster?
Can a $49, AI-enabled, take-anywhere English skills test -- created by the developer of a free smartphone language app -- disrupt the crowded world of higher ed language assessment?
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Fighting Sexism in Latin American Academe
Leader of a university in Ecuador -- first woman to hold the post there -- discusses the culture she is trying to change.
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Closures of China-Foreign Programs
China's Ministry of Education approves the termination of more than 200 Chinese-foreign partnerships. An expert says it's a cumulative list of all terminations since 2006.
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Vision or Mirage in Saudi Arabia?
Country makes large investments in universities, but experts say cultural issues could limit progress.
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Can France Create Its Own MIT?
Plan calls for institution to have greater autonomy on salaries and staffing than is the norm in the country.
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