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Academic freedom

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Free to think

Caroline Crocker

2010

Policy documents & reports

American Association of University Professors.

1995

The shadow university

Harvey A. Silverglate, Alan Charles Kors, Press The Free

1998

Free speech on campus

Sigal R. Ben-Porath

2017

Freedom to learn

Rogers, Carl R.

1969

Free Speech on America's K-12 and College Campuses

Randy Bobbitt

2016

Think again

Stanley Fish

2015

God and man at Yale

William F. Buckley

1977

Education under siege

Stanley Aronowitz

1985

Academic Freedom and the Law

Eric Barendt

2010

Imperial University

Sunaina Maira, Piya Chatterjee

2014

Academic duty

Donald Kennedy

1999

Coup at Catholic University

Peter Mitchell

2015

Academic freedom

Haig A. Bosmajian

1989

Intellectual freedom manual

Garnard Martin, Trina J. Magi, American Library Association. Office for Intellectual Freedom

1983

The Hesburgh papers

Theodore Martin Hesburgh

1979

This nest of vipers

Charles H. McCormick

1989

Issues in academic freedom

George S. Worgul

1992

Who Owns Academic Work?

Corynne McSherry

2001

The development of academic freedom in the United States

Richard Hofstadter

1955

In defense of academic freedom

Sidney Hook

1971

The case of the Nazi professor

David M. Oshinsky

1989

Academic freedom and apartheid

Peter J. Ucko

1987

Educational freedom for a democratic society

Ron Miller

1995

The new inquisition

Jamie LaRue

2007

Free speech on campus

Erwin Chemerinsky

2017

The lost soul of higher education

Ellen Schrecker

2010

Censure and heresy at the University of Paris, 1200-1400

J. M. M. H. Thijssen

1998

Freedom to learn for the 80's

Rogers, Carl R., Carl R. Rogers

1983

The order of learning

Edward Albert Shils

1997

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