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The "global knowledge economy" reinforces colonial logic through university rankings, scientific competition, and brain drain. True decolonization would challenge the colonial hierarchies between universities and higher education systems in the global North and South.
Frederico Menino is Senior Program Officer for Higher Education at Open Society Foundations, overseeing international higher education and OSUN grants. With over 20 years of experience in policy, diplomacy, and philanthropy, he holds a PhD in Sociology and a master's in Political Science. He has led projects on democracy and social movements.
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Frederico Menino is Senior Program Officer for Higher Education at Open Society Foundations, overseeing international higher education and OSUN grants. With over 20 years of experience in policy, diplomacy, and philanthropy, he holds a PhD in Sociology and a master's in Political Science. He has led projects on democracy and social movements.
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