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Issue 120 of International Higher Education examines global trends in student politics, challenges to academic freedom, and universities' responses to geopolitical tensions. It analyzes student movements in Chile and Africa, explores academic freedom erosion in the EU, and scrutinizes university rankings as profit centers. The issue also covers transnational education in Australia, liberal arts interpretations in East Asia, and the impact of big data and AI on research and education.
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