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Is Europe really a safe haven for US academics fleeing Trump?

Europe has launched a raft of schemes to lure US academics. But as the far right’s power increases across the continent, would-be émigrés could be forgiven for fearing that universities in their adopted homes could also fall victim to Trump-style populist assault. Emily Dixon reports 

23 June

Opponents of identity politics can be expected to approve of the president’s crackdown on EDI. But are his assaults on research funding and international students – not to mention his hugely divisive wider agenda – giving any pause for thought? Matthew Reisz went to the University of Buckingham to find out

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