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The WUN , which the University of Rochester has been an active member of since 2012, is a consortium comprising 24 global universities from 6 continents. An encouraging example of the increasing internationalisation of higher education is the recent overhaul of India’s educational framework through the National EducationPolicy (NEP).
To frame it any other way dismisses both the historical and contemporary contexts and centrality of race and racism in decisions to remove these specific students from the general educationsystem, forcing them into a system that suppresses their opportunities and contributes to miseducation. Gillborn, D. and expanded).
The full text of what Baker said that day has generally been very hard to get hold of, though I am pleased to say you can find it on the HEPI website along with other hard-to-find and important historical documents on higher educationpolicy. We are all the poorer for it.
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