Managing Internationalization in a Complex Research Landscape

Authors

  • Tommy Shih The Swedish Foundation for Internationalization of Research and Higher Education and Lund University

Keywords:

Internationalization, responsibility, complexity, research, research ethics

Abstract

Universities seeking to produce relevant research need to be involved internationally. This creates opportunities, but also causes clashes related to research norms and practices. A new tool set is needed in order to internationalize research responsibly.

Author Biography

Tommy Shih , The Swedish Foundation for Internationalization of Research and Higher Education and Lund University

Tommy Shih is policy advisor at the Swedish Foundation for Internationalization of Research and Higher Education and a senior advisor for strategic internationalization at Lund University. E-mail: tommy.shih@stint.se.

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Published

2020-07-10

How to Cite

Shih , T. (2020). Managing Internationalization in a Complex Research Landscape. International Higher Education, (103), 11–12. Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/14637

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No. 103 (2020): Summer Issue

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