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Deadline: 31/01/2001
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Murky reflections of temples and images
Burma's Lost Kingdoms
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Anyaoku chair set to help revitalise institute
Richard Crook has been named the first Anyaoku chair of Commonwealth studies at London University. It is hoped that the post will revitalise the Institute of Commonwealth Studies. The ICS came near...
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Radio frequency identification devices (RFID) - frequently asked questions on Commission's consultation, link to speech by Commissioner Reding
Brussels, 16 October 2006 See also Viviane Reding: RFID - why we need a European policy SPEECH/06/597 EU RFID 2006 Conference: Heading for the Future. Brussels, 16 October 2006 The European...
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Red on maps, grey in minds
Britannia's Empire - The Absent-Minded Imperialists
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We must tame the globe to benefit its poor
Human Development in South Asia 2001
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Voyage to oceanic origins sinks in historical currents
The Silent Landscape
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Fees for medics shatter PM's limit
Australian medical students face a A$200,000 (£79,000) bill for their training at the University of Melbourne. Critics say the fees, potentially payable from 2005, breach the commitment given by...
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EESC Opinion: Commission Communication on Guidelines on a Strategy to Support Research(link)
Brussels, 15 December 2004 OPINION of the European Economic and Social Committee on the Communication from the Commission: Science and technology, the key to Europe's future - Guidelines for future...
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A window on European innovation policies: the revamped European Trend Chart on Innovation
Brussels, 17 Nov 2004 The European Trend Chart on Innovation has been re-launched on CORDIS, the Community Research and Development Information Service. Businesses across Europe often claim that...
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Female campus wins US support
Plans for a Bangladesh-based university exclusively for women in south Asia have won the support of US congressmen, who called for $3 million (£2 million) in aid to help meet the start-up costs....
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Japanese seek approved status
JAPAN. As the learning market looks set to go global, Times Higher writers check out how rogues are weeded out worldwide Japan has the second-largest higher education system in the world, with more...
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Parliament committee approves creation of centre for disease prevention and control
Brussels, 28 Jan 2004 The European Parliament's Environment and Public Health Committee has adopted a report on a Commission proposal for the creation of a European centre for disease prevention and...
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Parliament committee approves creation of centre for disease prevention and control
Brussels, 28 Jan 2004 The European Parliament's Environment and Public Health Committee has adopted a report on a Commission proposal for the creation of a European centre for disease prevention and...
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Supertext: The textbook that changed my life
I wish there had been a textbook that changed my life, not because I want to have my life altered but because I have never found a single textbook for the study of South Asian culture. It is too vast...