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What now for UK academia? Twelve academics on Brexit
Originally posted on womenareboring:
Photo: Dave Kellam by Catherine Connolly, co-founder of Women Are Boring. We put a call out on our Twitter and Facebook accounts on Friday afternoon asking for contributions to this special feature on what the EU…
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