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Welcome to the multi-language dictionary gathering definitions of words and concepts directly coming from academic litterature. This project is a collaborative dictionnary which aims at producing a free-content multilingual dictionary on terminology that we can encounter in political science, international studies, economics and theory of organisations. | Welcome to the multi-language dictionary gathering definitions of words and concepts directly coming from academic litterature. This project is a collaborative dictionnary which aims at producing a free-content multilingual dictionary on terminology that we can encounter in political science, international studies, economics and theory of organisations. We believe that academic contextualization may generate help to generate knowledge, this is the purpose of this project. | ||
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Welcome to the multi-language dictionary gathering definitions of words and concepts directly coming from academic litterature. This project is a collaborative dictionnary which aims at producing a free-content multilingual dictionary on terminology that we can encounter in political science, international studies, economics and theory of organisations. We believe that academic contextualization may generate help to generate knowledge, this is the purpose of this project.
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