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Strategic silencing: how censorship is reshaping scholarly discourse

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Restrictions to US databases and scholarly work mean that researchers need new approaches to navigate research absences and silences rather than the more typical information overload, writes Alison Hicks

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Strategic silencing: how censorship is reshaping scholarly discourse

Restrictions to US databases and scholarly work mean that researchers need new approaches to navigate research absences and silences rather than the more typical information overload, writes Alison Hicks

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Times Higher Education (THE) broke the news in 3 days ago on Thursday, June 5, 2025.

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