Titlebook: Building Research Capacity at Universities; Insights from Post-S Maia Chankseliani,Igor Fedyukin,Isak Frumin Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if ap

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Book 2022me offer empirical case studies from post-Soviet countries which share a common history, common policies and practices of higher education. These commonalities make the regional focus meaningful and analytically valid. At the same time, the case studies demonstrate divergence from the shared Soviet

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Russia: The Rise of Research Universitiesld in general and to identify and support “research universities” as a separate category. As a result of these efforts a significant number of leading Russian HEIs have already internalised their research mission. At the same time, the chapter also notes the growing stratification among HEIs in this regard.

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Thirty Years of Research Capacity Development in Kazakhstani Higher Educationrresponding reforms. For each of the stages, the analysis includes the description of the main rationales, approaches, and specific initiatives of the government, as well as the way universities implemented the anticipated changes. The chapter concludes with predictions about the future of research capacity development in the country.

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Building Research Capacity at Universities: Imagining, Strategising, and Orderingthe higher education sector where the research activity is likely to feed into teaching activity and produce broader public benefits. We conclude this chapter by charting a vision of the unity of educational and research functions at universities and deparochialising the idea of research.

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Mathematical Problems and Proofs the global and regional trend of prioritizing innovation-driven development. The amount of progress made by Belarus in implementing its plans of “preserving”, mobilizing, and “improving” the Soviet legacy is the key question of this study.