Charles Burton, associate professor, Political Science, published a letter in the National Post entitled “China’s dubious accreditations” on Feb. 6. The letter discusses the disaccreditation of the University of Calgary by the Government of China.
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Charles Burton, associate professor, Political Science, published a letter in the National Post entitled “China’s dubious accreditations” on Feb. 6. The letter discusses the disaccreditation of the University of Calgary by the Government of China.
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