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Posted By: adminon: July 16, 2021In: BookspaceTags: Career, Funding, Journals, NRF rating, PBRF, Peer review, Publishing, ResearchNo CommentsViews:
How Top Young Academics Secure ‘Currency’ from the Start   

From the July 15th, 2021Africa edition of University World News is extracted this piece which , in spite of its South African focus of the study population, suggests something to the typical... Read more

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