Oct
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“PricewaterhouseCoopers estimates that for every £1 spent by the Arts and Humanities Research Council on research, the UK sees £10 in immediate benefits and a further £15-£20 in long-term benefits. If it really is that valuable, universities must make sure that both they and their staff are being properly rewarded for doing it.”
Ann Mroz in the Times Higher Education Leader piece (1 October 2009).
