On the Agenda – Week 18, 2017
Take 1 – Education
France: Greater empowerment of #universities must be top of the agenda after #elections. https://t.co/x4LKpCrT9X #highered #France
— UniversityWorldNews (@uniworldnews) 4 mei 2017
Me to FT’s @davidpilling: fee-charging private sector has limited lessons for publicly-financed private provision.https://t.co/5tyG2zDCzc
— Justin Sandefur (@JustinSandefur) 4 mei 2017
Trump is not US universities’ biggest threat, writes @JMatthewHartleyhttps://t.co/HluPnlvuLl pic.twitter.com/zprh4NqLvw
— TimesHigherEducation (@timeshighered) 4 mei 2017
Research in higher education must for sustainable growth: HRD Minister https://t.co/v8FY1InIDH
— IndianHigherEd (@IndianHigherEd) 5 mei 2017
Take 2 – Research
Europe’s billion-euro quantum project takes shape as scientists reveal more details: https://t.co/vQnDFEPLYm pic.twitter.com/g5disrNWjG
— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) 3 mei 2017
China is creating its own state-funded Wikipedia and has 20,000 people writing ithttps://t.co/WSjUCJKAKj pic.twitter.com/6iQReb3QxM
— Wired UK (@WiredUK) 2 mei 2017
I have a new piece @voxdotcom today on lessons from Canada’s war on science for Trump’s America #climatemarch https://t.co/Am1L6bOEQH
— Chris Turner (@theturner) 30 april 2017
Taizo Son, brother of SoftBank CEO, explains what’s hindering Japan’s innovation culture https://t.co/cvv87nfcwf pic.twitter.com/15xi2dY52X
— CNBC International (@CNBCi) 5 mei 2017
Take 3 – Hungary
Hungary’s PM Orban ‘to comply’ with EU demands over education law https://t.co/Qp19fgYs80 pic.twitter.com/JxCbUUs3HH
— euronews (@euronews) 30 april 2017
8. Here’s the full story for more details. https://t.co/6JVpQ3XZr1
— Palko Karasz (@karaszpalko) 25 april 2017
Hungary’s government is increasingly autocratic. What is the European Parliament doing about it? https://t.co/RMAd1rHEDW
— Monkey Cage (@monkeycageblog) 3 mei 2017
Hungary education law: EU to take legal action amid university row https://t.co/lQXU4c3Lt9
— Jasper Teulings (@Patagorda) 28 april 2017
