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Merit, metrics, and morality: a qualitative study of academic recruitment discourses in top-tier Chinese universities
Despite extensive research on academic employment, most studies focus on academic careers after hiring. Academic job advertisements as key texts that shape access to academic positions remain underexplored, particularly outside Western contexts. Existing studies largely rely on large-sample quantita
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