The deferred promise of Islamic-world science

Ten years ago, there was excitement about the prospects for science and innovation across the Islamic world. Was this optimism misplaced?
Read moreTen years ago, there was excitement about the prospects for science and innovation across the Islamic world. Was this optimism misplaced?
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