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#idiots
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The biggest dilemma for JGLS is that it is the only Indian law school to be part of the Law Schools Global League.
https://lawschoolsgloballeague.com/member-schools/
Koc University in Turkey (which is an elite private law school in Istanbul) is part of the LSGL and has old ties with JGLS. If JGLS snaps ties with Koc on explicity political grounds, will JGLS be obliged to quit the LSGL as well, since the LSGL is an apolitical institution? That also means snapping ties with other LSGL members like Georgetown, Northwestern, KCL, Edinburgh, UNSW, Queensland, Stockholm etc.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/univs-urged-to-cut-academic-ties-with-pak-turkiye-bangladesh/articleshow/121196350.cms
https://www.moneycontrol.com/city/after-jnu-and-jamia-hyderabad-s-manuu-and-kanpur-university-cut-ties-with-turkish-institutions-article-13029011.html
https://x.com/dna/status/1923196152612008272
If you aren't maintaining relationships with Turkish universities that don't favour Erdogen, how are you gonna seize that opportunity when it arises?
Somehow, university managers the world over never can get this right, can they? In India, they engage in grandstanding like this, while, in the UK, despite receiving official advice from British counterintelligence (MI5), they still collaborate with Chinese universities (including the so-called 'Seven Sons of National Defence'). How hard is this balancing act? If a university's actions are damaging your country and its interests, drop them like hot potatoes. Otherwise, buck trends and fads.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jindalglobaluni_jgu-turkey-globalpartnership-activity-7302575460104773632-vvID
https://www.instagram.com/p/DGxILyTJ6wp/