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Europe of Knowledge

 

About Europe of Knowledge

Europe of Knowledge is an official blog of the ECPR Standing Group Knowledge Politics and Policies.

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This is the official blog for ECPR Standing Group on Knowledge Politics and Policies. (Previously - ECPR Standing Group on the Politics of Higher Education, Research and Innovation). We started as UACES's collaborative research network on the European Research Area (2013-2016). This Standing Group brings together scholars whose work relates to the deeply interconnected fields of higher education, research, and innovation to encourage debates and research on the politics and policies in these areas. Over the past decades, several developments have contributed to the growing political significance of higher education, research, and innovation in international, regional, and national arenas. The aim of this blog is to communicate our research findings to the wider international, academic and policy communities. Dr Inga Ulnicane coordinates this blog on behalf of the Standing Group.

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ECPR Standing Group | 30 August 2013

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