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    The lasting language of publication? - Part II - 11 month(s) ago

    How to succeed in publishing in English even if it’s not your mother tongue

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    The lasting language of publication? - Part II - 1 year(s) ago

    How to succeed in publishing in English even if it’s not your mother tongue

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      #DYK English is used 5x as often as the national language for journal article publication. Gain insight into how to succeed in #English even if it isn’t your first #language in part II of the miniseries “The lasting language of publication?” https://t.co/v8YS0z0pHn

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    The lasting language of publication? - 1 year(s) ago

    An examination of the rise of English as lingua franca of academic publishing

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      Why is #English the language of choice in publication rather than the nation's official language in many countries? Read about the history & research behind the preference for English in part I of the miniseries “The lasting language of publication?” https://t.co/3cbq927p19

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    The lasting language of publication? - 1 year(s) ago

    An examination of the rise of English as lingua franca of academic publishing

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      Why is #English the language of choice in publication rather than the nation's official language in many countries? Read about the history & research behind the preference for English in part I of the miniseries “The lasting language of publication?” https://t.co/ReYg4YJcrV

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    The lasting language of publication? - 1 year(s) ago

    An examination of the rise of English as lingua franca of academic publishing

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      Why is #English the language of choice in publication rather than the nation's official language in many countries? Read about the history & research behind the preference for English in part I of the miniseries “The lasting language of publication?” https://t.co/3FsisirHQ8

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    The lasting language of publication? - 1 year(s) ago

    An examination of the rise of English as lingua franca of academic publishing

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      Why is #English the language of choice in publication rather than the nation's official language in many countries? Read about the history & research behind the preference for English in part I of the miniseries “The lasting language of publication?” https://t.co/zMtpSuvC6G

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    The lasting language of publication? - 1 year(s) ago

    An examination of the rise of English as lingua franca of academic publishing

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      Why is #English the language of choice in publication rather than the nation's official language in many countries? Read about the history & research behind the preference for English in part I of the miniseries “The lasting language of publication?” https://t.co/s62DYZJXUh

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