| Description |
xvi, 241 pages ; 24 cm |
| Contents |
Machine derived contents note: Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Preface: David M. Rabban -- Part I: Introduction -- Chapter 1--The Reemergence of the Academic Freedom Debate -- Matthew J. Streb -- Chapter 2--Three Conceptions of Academic Freedom -- Timothy C. Shiell -- Part II: Academic Freedom and American Universities. -- Chapter 3--Academic Freedom in the post-September 11 Era: -- An Old Game With New Rules -- Robert M. O'Neil -- Chapter 4--Political Mobilization and Resistance to Censorship -- Donald A. Downs -- Chapter 5--Censoring Science: Lessons From the Past for the Post-9/11 Era -- M. Susan Lindee -- Part III: Academic Freedom in Global Perspective. -- Chapter 6--Academic Freedom in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia: -- Looking Toward the NEAR Future -- John Akker -- Chapter 7--Academic Freedom in Western Europe: Right or Privilege? -- Antonio Brown -- Chapter 8--Formal Freedoms, Informal Violence: -- Academic Freedom and Human Rights in Latin America -- Enrique Desmond Arias -- Part IV: Conclusions, Reflections, and Remarks on Academic Freedom. -- Chapter 9--Two Theories of Self-Censorship -- Paul M. Sniderman -- Chapter 10-- The Century Ahead: A Brief Survey of Potential Threats -- to Freedom of Speech, Thought, and Inquiry at American -- Universities -- Evan Gerstmann -- References -- Contributors -- Index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [215]-230) and index |
| Subject |
Academic freedom -- United States.
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Academic freedom.
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Education, Higher -- Political aspects.
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| Author |
Gerstmann, Evan.
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Streb, Matthew J. (Matthew Justin), 1974-
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| LC no. |
2006017971 |
| ISBN |
0804754446 |
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9780804754446 (cloth : alk. paper) |
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