Memorandum of Understanding between the Faculty of Arts, Monash University, Australia and Centre for Governance Studies, BRAC University, Bangladesh on academic and research collaboration (2006)
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2006-01-23Publisher
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1. Scope. 2. Implementation. 3. Commencement, renewal, termination and amendment.
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The Faculty of Arts, Monash University and Centre for Governance Studies, BRAC University have agreed to the certain protocols governing their collaboration on academic and research-related activities.Type
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