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In what country did these facts happen?
by moktonar 1y ago
In what country did these facts happen?
- titanomachy 1y agoThe name on the byline is Romanian, which sounds about right given what my Romanian friends have told me about their country.
- benrbray 1y agoEastern Europe it looks like, but this story is remarkably similar to my experience as a graduate student / technical staff at public research institutions in both the United States and Japan.
- molteanu 1y agoI don't wanna name and blame the country, and I didn't do it in the article as I don't think it matters that much, but the other replies are correct in their assumption, is all I can say.
- isaacremuant 1y agoGood instincts. It's not relevant and anyone who has seen state or academia up close in different countries knows that, no matter if people from some countries may want to pretend it's "these other countries".
- moktonar 1y agoI think it might be relevant to know so to avoid it for people that might want to study outside their home country in Europe
- isaacremuant 1y agoThis happens everywhere. In some shape or form. That's the point.
- sofixa 1y agoTaking into account the 500€/month scholarship ("about the average salary", euros), Eastern EU. Add in the Romanian sounding author's name, it's probably Romania.