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Vulnerability and Well-Being: International Students’ Experience in North Queensland, Australia
Hyacinth Udah and Abraham Francis

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The Education Process of Children with Imprisoned Parents After the July 15, 2016 Coup Attempt in Turkey

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A Bibliometric Exploration into the Global Research Impact of China’s Thousand Talents Brand
Ryan M. Allen and Yang L. Allen

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From 2000 to 2018: Examining the Relationship Between Net Tuition Revenue and the International Undergraduate Student Enrollment at Public Doctoral Universities

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Introduction
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Introduction to JCIHE Emerging Scholar Research Summaries
Rosalind Latiner Raby

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Contributions of Capitals to Chinese International Graduates’ Employability in Australia

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Epistemic (In)justice: Whose Voices Count? Listening to Migrants and Students
Anne Carr, Gabriela B. Bonilla, Athena Alchazidu, William A. Booth, Kateřina Chudová, Patricia E. Tineo, and Pilar Constanzo

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Vulnerability and Well-Being: International Students’ Experience in North Queensland, Australia

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Languages without Borders: Reinforcing and delinking English from coloniality in a Brazilian internationalization program
Clarissa Jordãoa and Nayara Stefanie Mandarino Silva

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