Titlebook: Imagining Time and Space in Universities; Bodies in Motion Claudia Matus Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Tim

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The Uses of Nostalgia: Re-Enacting Space and Time,—viewed as containing attractive, authentic, and contradictory cultures, lives, and essences—reproduce and naturalize a way to imagine and organize global space that reinscribes and reenacts particular ideas of nation, border, region, and more. These imaginaries not only perpetuate the idea of the “

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,Moving Bodies—How Do We Do Time and Space,and raced subjects. The ways in which they narrate and locate experience in relation to time and space are vital for examining the complexities of internationalization discourses. To ignore the embodied nature of knowledge that this group of people produce can reflect the interested nature of one ty

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Women and the Politics of Writing, designing and implementing international collaborative research, high level of indexed publications, and so on) produce the idea that all these are the “natural” institutional outcomes and aspirations for professors. New ways to push universities to be part of the “knowledge society” discourse are

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Conclusions Dissolving, and practices as the ways universities align themselves with market’s requirements. An examination of discourses generated within official documents and research studies has also been included in this book. They have provided specific understandings about the ways discourses of the immigrant, the s

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Claudia MatusFeatures subjects like protein aspects, omics studies, and p.Chloroplasts are essential for the survival and flourishing of life on Earth. Over the years, chloroplast biology has been studied in a variety of different organisms, leading to the significant disadvantage that findings which were made b

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