Thursday, July 12, 2007

The importance of international relations to Canadian scholars


Internationalism has many faces: political, economic, religious, academic, lifestyle. In our society, it is perceived most positively with respect to holidays and tourism, but it also receives substantial attention in fields of scholarly pursuit. In the broadest sense, the value of open exchanges of ideas and free debate are used to rationalize academic internationalism, but pragmatic rationale also supports an international perspective for the academic community. Source: The importance of international relations to Canadian scholars - ExpressNews - University of Alberta

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