Kaptur tnadim 18th july 2012
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2nd KAPTUR Steering Group, presentation on RDM policy development at Goldsmiths College, University of London by Tahani Nadim, Project Officer for KAPTUR
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- 3. Drafting a policy Explore & map institutional policy landscape Think practically Scope
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