The solitude of stars. An analysis of the distributed excellence model of European universities
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Peter Haddawy | Tindaro Cicero | Andrea Bonaccorsi | Saeed-Ul Hassan | P. Haddawy | A. Bonaccorsi | Saeed-Ul Hassan | T. Cicero
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