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The quantitative consequences of the ban in terms of the resulting amount of
scientific interchange and international ... Apartheid will eventually be removed
as the result of internal pressures ; external pressures are unlikely to be decisive ,
but ...
The quantitative consequences of the ban in terms of the resulting amount of
scientific interchange and international ... Apartheid will eventually be removed
as the result of internal pressures ; external pressures are unlikely to be decisive ,
but ...
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The first is that result , the dominant European view all seem to be able to see
held sway in favour of ' academic freedom as an ideal to strive for , freedom ' and
in favour of South while accepting that the present African participation . As a
result ...
The first is that result , the dominant European view all seem to be able to see
held sway in favour of ' academic freedom as an ideal to strive for , freedom ' and
in favour of South while accepting that the present African participation . As a
result ...
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As result western science and notions of free speech do indeed appear un i
versal . My greatest sadness and disillusion occurs when it is realised that
intellectuals themselves in America and England who might be as а our own we
Ian ...
As result western science and notions of free speech do indeed appear un i
versal . My greatest sadness and disillusion occurs when it is realised that
intellectuals themselves in America and England who might be as а our own we
Ian ...
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| Title | Archaeological review from Cambridge, Volume 5, Issue 1 Archaeological review from Cambridge |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
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