Jason Arday Cambridge Resignation Exposes Institutional and Media Failure
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The death of Cambridge's youngest black professor, before his resignation in early August, caused an earthquake in the academic world, whose tremors reached the University of Ghent. The post The Jason Arday Case: The Racist Feeling Scandal in Flanders appeared first on Le Vif.
All must be successful, but not all must fail: this is shown by the case of the youngest black professor at the University of Cambridge. ...more
Following my column devoted to Jason Arday, I received a letter from Joëlle Le Marec, professor at the National Museum of Natural History, and Igor Babou, professor at the University of Paris Cité. Both work in the social sciences and have devoted part of their research to the relationship between science, institutions, media and society. They shared part of my diagnosis on the instrumentalization of scientific integrity in the Arday case, but c…
Jason Arday Cambridge Resignation Exposes Institutional and Media Failure
The Jason Arday Cambridge resignation has crystallised a set of questions that extend well beyond one academic’s misconduct: how did a university of Cambridge’s standing promote and defend a scholar whose qualifications and biography were, it now appears, substantially fabricated, and why did the journalists best placed to investigate step aside? Writing in the Chronicle of Higher Education, sociologist Musa Al-Gharbi addresses both questions wi…
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