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The FPA’s must reads (June 19-26)

The FPA’s must reads (June 19-26)

Our five favorite longreads and blog posts from the past week.

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The Economist on Muslim Students in the West

The Economist had an interesting article last week on Muslim students studying in the West – “the West” being the UK, US and Canada for this article.   The piece is written in the wake of the attempted bombing of a US airliner on Christmas Day by a Nigerian man who had, until recently, attended university […]

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U.S. Promises to Send More Students to China: Quality AND Quantity?

U.S. Promises to Send More Students to China: Quality AND Quantity?

Patricia Kushlis has a post in WhirledView  on President Obama’s commitment to increase the number of U.S. students going to China from the current number of 20,000 to 100,000. Her excellent post is here.  As she notes, this represents an enormous increase – in the number of US students in China and in the overall number of U.S. […]

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