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What “Internationalization” Means in the Social Sciences. A Comparison of the International Political Science and Sociology Associations

Published:2018 Issue: Volume: Page:95-123
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Container-title:The Social and Human Sciences in Global Power Relations
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Boncourt Thibaud

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Springer International Publishing

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