US EditionThe Weak Case for Unrestrained Academic Freedom — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
Debates about the shape and limits of academic freedom are virtually constant in institutions of higher education, but they have recently become a matter of widespread discussion in the general public. This is largely because the Trump administration has been pushing back against the peculiar ways in which many schools are justifying political propagandizing using the language of academic freedom. Yale law professor Keith Whittington’s entry int…
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The Weak Case for Unrestrained Academic Freedom — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
Debates about the shape and limits of academic freedom are virtually constant in institutions of higher education, but they have recently become a matter of widespread discussion in the general public. This is largely because the Trump administration has been pushing back against the peculiar ways in which many schools are justifying political propagandizing using the language of academic freedom. Yale law professor Keith Whittington’s entry int…
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