What does XCHR stand for?

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Xavier Centre of Historical Research (India)

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The Xavier Centre of Historical Research has played a key role in that process, but the failure of the author of Conversions and Citizenry, who at present represents that institution, to incorporate much of this recent research, seriously compromises his own institution's legacy.

The 'third side' of conversions or recycling research?