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3rd Max Weber Programme Academic Careers Observatory Conference “University Autonomy and the Globalization
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Document Date: 2013-12-25 17:31:41


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Europe / /

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Turkey / China / Israel / /

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University of North Carolina / University Funding / Catholic University of Leuven Discussant / University of Twente / University of Twente Discussant / Chapel Hill / Chapel Hill José-Ginés Mora Ruiz / University of Lausanne / Valencia University of Technology / University of London Christine Musselin / San Domenico di Fiesole Villa / Institute of Education / Catholic University of Leuven / University Autonomy / Harvard University / /

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higher education systems / /

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Chapel Hill / /

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Bureau of Economic Policy / Centre for the Study of Higher Education Management / Center for Higher Education Policy Studies / Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies / University of Twente / Harvard University / Institute of Education / Centre de Sociologie / European University Institute / Valencia University of Technology / University of Lausanne / Brunel University / University of North Carolina / Scientific Committee / Catholic University of Leuven Discussant / University of Twente Discussant / Higher School of Economics / European Union / Catholic University of Leuven / University of London / /

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Maria Yudkevich / Ramon Marimon / Lukas Baschung / Sami Miaari / Chiara Valentini / David Dill / Christine Musselin / David White / Gaye Gungor / Roger Schoenman / Edith Sand / Paolo Masella / Florian Schuett / Diego Muro / Max Weber / Roberta Pergher / /

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Director of the Max Weber Programme / Advisors / Chair / General / /

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North Carolina / /

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Eastern Europe / /

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