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Comment on Climate change adaptation: think of it as preparing for an alien invasion (some spaceships have already landed) by Chris Shaw

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Comment on Arab academic institutions need rethinking to improve health outcomes by Nadeem Alduaij

Nadeem Alduaij — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 06:57:21 +0000

Fantastic post. Indeed, the region, in particular the high-income GCC states, have a long way to go to transform their academic institutions allowing them to adapt to the growing regional needs. Many, unfortunately, continue to depend on or are victim of a highly bureaucratic governmental process where nepotism and corruption remain prevalent. Due to our historic ‘politics of exclusion’ the promotion schemes are often guided by nationality or by an antiquated system of seniority and not qualifications and productivity. Like the health system, a fair amount of decentralization is needed in the higher education system. Talent is available but our institutions must begin a thorough reform process to mobilize and nurture it to create a sustainable R&D milieu.