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Ethical Invasion in Islamic Religious Education Scholarships: The Influence of Funding on Academic Autonomy
Scholarship programs in Islamic religious education are generally positioned as instruments for expanding access and strengthening human resource capacity; however, the micro-ethical dimension of how funding and its accountability mechanisms shape recipients’ intellectual orientation and academic au
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