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In 2014, higher edu­ca­tion inter­na­tion­al­ists from across the world par­ti­cip­ated in a Global Dia­logue co-hos­ted by IEASA and Nel­son Man­dela Uni­versity’s Office for Inter­na­tional Edu­ca­tion. The Dia­logue cul­min­ated in a declar­a­tion...

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