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Thanks for the excellent work you do!

I have now retired. I rely on H-NET to keep me in contact with the goings-on of several Asia communities, especially Japan.

I have found tremendous stuff on H-Asia and depend on it as an independent scholar.

Having been one of the original network founders (H-ASIA) in 1994 I have a real sense of how much H-NET has contributed to my career and would like to return some of that support.

 

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This donation is on behalf of the Canadian Studies Network. H-Net is very helpful to us - thank you!

 

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Thanks to H-Net over the past two years, I have connected with editors for three book chapters, learned about numerous conference and grant opportunities, and discovered the NEH summer institute. H-Net is a must have for any researcher.

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I'm happy to rejoin the network. I am an adjunct instructor at a community college involved in collective bargaining for adjuncts and know there is a new discussion group for us. Thanks! 

In support of H-Luso. Thanks so much Katleen Sheldon for the excellent work that keeps those of us interested in and researching and writing on Portuguese speaking Africa and Brazil informed about the great research and publications of our colleagues. Thank you to all of the volunteer editors!

 

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I am pleased to be able to contribute to this valuable enterprise. H-Net aided me in my career development over twenty years. Now it is time to share the benefits with future scholars.

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Thank you to you all for all your work.

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