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BUL
(redirected from Bell University Laboratories)

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BULBulgaria
BULBulletin
BULBeratungsstelle für Unfallverhütung in der Landwirtschaft (German: Counseling Center for Accident Prevention in Agriculture; Switzerland)
BULBell University Laboratories
BULBase Urbaine de Loisirs (French: Basis of Urban Recreation)
BULBusiness Unit Leader
BULBiblioteca Universale Laterza (Italian: Universal Library Laterza; Laterza, Italy)
BULBethel University Library (St. Paul, MN)
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Bouroche, of Bell University Laboratories in Montreal, reviews a book by Slaughter and Leslie that examines the changes in the source and allocation of funding faced by public research universities within four large English-speaking countries (Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States).
In This Issue by Journal of Research Administration
Bouroche (Review) is Director of Administration for the Bell University Laboratories in Montreal.
Academic Capitalism. Politics, Policies and the Entrepreneurial ... by Bouroche, Myriam A. / Journal of Research Administration
 
 
 
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