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Outcome and management of 2-59-month-old Nigerian children with chest indrawing pneumonia at primary-level healthcare facilities: a prospective cohort study. [PDF]

J Glob Health
Falade AG, Uchendu OC, Bakare AA, Colbourn T, Olojede OE, Abuo JK, Olasupo O, Graham HR, Burgess RA, Salako J, Bakare AA, Shittu F, Iuliano A, McCollum ED, Nisar YB, Qazi SA, King C.   +16 more
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Publisher Correction: How advocacy coalitions in Sweden explain the policy gap between Swedish and EU eel fishery policies. [PDF]

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Nilsson J, Sandström A.
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The New Mobility of Knowledge: Digital Information Systems and Global Flagship Networks [PDF]

Dieter Ernst
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Do Global Production Networks and Digital Information Systems Make Knowledge Spatially Fluid? [PDF]

Dieter Ernst, Jan Fagerberg, Jarle Hildrum   +2 more
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Social Paradigm Of Russian Flagship Universities

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2018
This paper explores the social nature of the Russian flagship university, a new player in the process of regional innovative development. This type of university is meant to implement close interaction among higher education institutions and government, society, and entrepreneurship.
N.A. Knyazev*, R.G. Buyankina, R.A. Zukov, S.Y. Piskorskaya   +3 more
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Fostering knowledge translation in Africa’s flagship universities: a case of Makerere University

Higher Education Research & Development, 2021
Universities are increasingly expected to produce scientifically robust research that has the propensity to deliver societal benefits.
Irene Etomaru, Ronald Bisaso, Florence Nakayiwa-Mayega   +2 more
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African Flagship Universities: Epilogue

2017
Flagship universities in Africa are the most important higher learning institutions in their respective countries. In a number of cases these institutions are also prominent in their respective subregions, such as the Universities of Cheikh Anta Diop, Ghana, Makerere, and Nairobi. Newly established institutions in new nation states, such as South Sudan
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Japanese flagship universities at a crossroads

Higher Education, 2006
The increasing pace and scope of global structural change has left Japanese flagship universities at a crossroads. Reflecting upon historical trends, current policy changes and respective institutional strategies for global marketing among Japanese top research universities, the author discusses possible future directions for these institutions and how
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African flagship universities: their neglected contributions

Higher Education, 2015
This study documents and analyzes the contributions of flagship universities in Africa in teaching, learning, graduates, and research productivity since their inception. On the basis of empirical evidence (from an ongoing study) on eleven ‘flagship’ universities in Africa—Addis Ababa, Botswana, Cairo, Chiekh Anta Diop, Dar es Salaam, Ibadan, Ghana ...
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