Nordic centre closure a ‘big blow’ to Asia studies

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#1 Submitted by louisgodena on July 30, 2024 - 10:32pm

Odd that this should occur. Any reason(s) given for the withdrawal of funding? Official or unofficial?

Nordic centre closure a ‘big blow’ to Asia studies

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