Prisons Are for Riddance

the collaboration agreements and if so whether the rigour of the restrictive clauses has been softened over time. It is a pity that the study does not show even an awareness of the need to analyse such valuable data with reference to an examination of the government's policy intentions in relation to its practices as revealed in the approvals granted by it for collaboration agreements. This is among the most important shortcomings of this study on foreign collaboration.