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Montenegro
Data Projects Involved:1
Founded:1974
Industry Sector:Higher Education
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Netherlands
Data Projects Involved:1
Founded:1970
The Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) conducts scientific research on population issues (demography) and disseminates demographic knowledge to stakeholders in academia, policy and society at large.
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Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of
Data Projects Involved:1
Industry Sector:Government Administration
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Norway
Data Projects Involved:1
Industry Sector:Higher Education
The University of Bergen is Western Norway's most important knowledge institution.
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Poland
Data Projects Involved:1
Founded:1952
Industry Sector:Civic & Social Organization
Its institutes conduct strategic research, educate next generation of scholars and popularize science.
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Portugal
Data Projects Involved:1
Industry Sector:Higher Education
The location of the Universidade de Lisboa, in the city centre, is a guarantee of easy access to transports and to the intense cosmopolitan and cultural life of the city.
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Serbia
Data Projects Involved:1
Industry Sector:Higher Education
University is an institution which is rightly considered one of the greatest contributions of the peoples of Europe to the world's cultural heritage.
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India
Data Projects Involved:1
Lakdawala, renowned economist and former Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, Government of India was the first Chairman and Dr. George Mathew was the Founder Director of the Institute.
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Slovakia
Data Projects Involved:1
The commencement of modern science in the 16th and 17th centuries resulted in the establishment of new institutions that supplemented classical universities and created a broader forum for fostering science communication.
Data Projects Involved:1
The Mass Communication Research Center is a focal point for research-oriented graduate education in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
