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№ 220 (2019): How to Recruit Internationally and Live Happily Ever After
Опубликован:
2019-03-20
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International Mobility to Enhance Staff Cooperation
International Cooperation in Research: from the Foundation’s Viewpoint
Elena Eremenko
6-7
From Bilateral Scientific Cooperation to Network Interaction
Elena Vashurina, Olga Vershinina, Yana Evdokimova
7-8
International Mobility Programs as a Tool for Enhancing Research Cooperation and Faculty Recruitment
Maria Kiseleva, Dmitry Kholodnyak
9-10
Research Internships in Siberia for International Students – a Bridge to New Scientific Collaboration
Michele Debrenne
10-11
Hiring Internationally: Whom and Why?
The Evolution and Impact of International Recruitment at Higher School of Economics University
Radaev Vadim
11-13
A Program for Attracting International and Russian Researchers for Postdoctoral Positions at the Ural Federal University
Sergey Zvonarev, Vladimir Kruzhaev
13-14
Hiring (Many) International Faculty in a Siberian University
Andrey Shcherbenok
14-15
The Internationalization of Higher Education: Faculty and Postdoctoral Researcher Recruitment Initiatives in Russia
Karin A. C. Johnson
15-16
Why Recruit Internationally? The Role of International Collaboration in Academic Development at HSE University
Valentina Kuskova
17-18
Integration: Supporting without Isolating
The Integration of Internationally Recruited Faculty into the University Community: Best Practices and Pitfalls
Madina Aitakanova, Aidos Taizhanov, Leila Maslova
18-20
The Administrative Dimension of Integrating International Faculty: The Case of HSE University
Yulia Grinkevich, Maria Shabanova, Anna Krasheninina
20-22
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