Can U.S. Research Recover From the China Initiative?
A year after the Justice Department shut down the Trump-era program, scrutiny of academics’ foreign ties still chills collaborations.
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A year after the Justice Department shut down the Trump-era program, scrutiny of academics’ foreign ties still chills collaborations.
By David Yamaguchi For The North American Post On Friday, August 12, the Consul General of Japan in Seattle hosted a reception for the Japanese Studies program at the University of Washington, Department of Asian Languages & Literature. The gathering notably highlighted the work of Washin Kai, a volunteer group affiliated with the program’s classical On Friday, August 12, the Consul General of Japan in Seattle hosted a reception for the Japanese Studies program at the University of Washington, Department of Asian Languages & Literature.
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