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‘Publish or Perish’ Culture Fueling Research Misconduct in India
By Kiran Sharma
The surge in research misconduct, ranging from plagiarism to data falsification, is posing a serious challenge to India’s academic credibility.
Kazakhstan’s Robin Hood: The Geopolitics of Sci-Hub
By Corissa Steiner
Sci-Hub, using legally dubious methods, makes academic research free to researchers worldwide. It is a win for Western academia.
Navigating Between Academia and Activism in Central Asia
By Colleen Wood
Human dignity and scholarly integrity are critical when it comes to researching and intervening in human rights activism.
Review: International Affairs on India's Rise and Foreign Policy
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
A new issue of International Affairs focuses on India's rise and Modi's role in that rise.
The 10 Young Chinese Foreign Policy Scholars You Should Know
By Dingding Chen
In 20 years, this group of scholars will shape China’s foreign policy.
The Transformation of Chinese Diplomacy: What Should the World Pay Attention To?
By Dingding Chen
Scholars in both the United States and China need new paradigms in understanding one another.
How Good Are the Best Chinese Universities?
By Dingding Chen
According to one survey, Tsinghua University is now the best engineering school in the world. Is this representative?
Academia Embraces Reality?
By James R. Holmes
Younger academics seem to be more comfortable with pragmatism than their forbearers.
The Right Way to Educate Navy Officers
By James R. Holmes
The Naval Diplomat offers a “No Officer Left Behind” solution to the STEM-Humanities debate raging inside the US Navy.
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