ISERP

Acronym	Definition
ISERP	Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy
ISERP	International School Effectiveness Research Project (various nations)

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I also thank the participants of the Columbia Law School Associates Workshop and ISERP Mellon Fellows Workshop, for their insights and engagement with my argument.

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The CU Spatial Catalog is being developed with the following GIS working group partners: Columbia University Libraries (CUL), Center for International Earth Science Information Network (CIESIN), Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP), Institute for Social and Economic Research and Policy (ISERP), and Columbia University Information Technology (CUIT).

Columbia University debuts Spatial Data Catalog

The number of students in tertiary education institutions was little more than 2 437 in 1999, among which 1400 in one-year programmes at the Luxembourg University Centre (CUNIUX), about 200 in two-year curricula granting higher technician certificates (BTS) and another 800 in three different institutions training technical engineers (ITS), (pre-)primary teachers (ISERP) and graduate educators (IEES).

Sources and methods underlying the calculation of public expenditure per student in Luxembourg