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The narrative of this book has unfolded in a time when universities are pressed from all sides: by the turbulence of political and ecological instability, by the erosion of public trust in knowledge institutions, and by the accelerating fragmentation of the Epistemic Commons. The Epistemic CommonsEpistemic Commons is a shared, collectively maintained space that is material, digital, or cultural, where knowledge, information, and the means of producing them are freely accessible, collaboratively developed, and governed to serve the common good rather than private or proprietary interests.

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Epilogue—Beyond Crisis

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    2026年

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  • Sharda S. Nandram,
  • Puneet K. Bindlish

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The narrative of this book has unfolded in a time when universities are pressed from all sides: by the turbulence of political and ecological instability, by the erosion of public trust in knowledge institutions, and by the accelerating fragmentation of the Epistemic Commons. The Epistemic CommonsEpistemic Commons is a shared, collectively maintained space that is material, digital, or cultural, where knowledge, information, and the means of producing them are freely accessible, collaboratively developed, and governed to serve the common good rather than private or proprietary interests.