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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13036-8niversities abroad in the 1930s and 1940s. Taking republican Turkey, the settler universities, and Latin America as case studies and putting a strong emphasis on the role of professionalism, scientific eligibility, and academic labor relations, the article explores the procedures, struggles, and fai

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-13036-8merican rabbinical colleges. These colleges assisted their German colleagues by exploiting the possibilities offered by non-quota visas for clergy, students, and scholars which allowed those German colleagues to receive immigration permits. The article examines the selection process, the struggles o

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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wisemanhe notion of the endangered scientist on the one hand and the plasticity of socio-professional categories on the other. Can the archives of an organization charged with the protection of refugees, in this case Ofpra, help us parse this question? Together with case law, the policy archives indeed mak

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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wisemann Uruguay (1973–1984) during which academics, trade unionists, journalists, intellectuals and artists were particularly targeted. At the time, the increase in qualified migration was the largest of the twentieth century. This chapter reviews the impact of the dictatorship with a broad analysis of th

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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wiseman non-democratic regimes of both the political left and right. While being built incrementally as an internationalized advocacy network, located in several countries and invoking as its mission the defense of human rights, the International Committee of Mathematicians (CM) succeeded in gathering arou

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Paul Turner,Glyn Volans,Heather Wisemanectual’ in a context of circulation between countries and languages and what constitutes ‘danger’. It thus delimits who is a legitimate immigrant. This question is particularly contentious in the case of the Algerian Civil War, in which the assassination of intellectuals was not considered as a mere

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Industrial research and beta blockade,However, far from increasing academic freedom and opening up China’s political system as some may have hoped, such globalization of higher education also resulted in the banalization of forms of repression by the Chinese government beyond its borders. This chapter first examines the relationship bet