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Malawi: Political Science Professor Talks About Blogging Academic Freedom
Victor Kaonga, Global Voices Online, 4/22
DUBAI: Scholar’s detention threatens UAE’s reputation
Brendan O’Malley, University World News, 4/21
New crackdown on Iraqi academic elite
NEAR, 4/21
Bahrain’s Crackdown on Protest Extends to Academe, With Interrogations, Firings and Expulsions
David L. Wheeler, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/21
Anti-Israel, Anti-Semitic or Both?
Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, 4/21
Another Middle East Effort Challenged
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If you’re a Bahraini, protesting in the UK can have ‘grave consequences’
Suliman Al-Bahraini, The Guardian, 4/20
Bill Ayers Again Excluded From Canada
Kevin Kiley, Inside Higher Ed, 4/20
Academic Freedom’s Best Days
Richard Ohmann, Inside Higher Ed, 4/19
Mauritania: teachers urge government to negotiate
Education International, 4/19
Russia Opens Its Arms to Foreign Professors—Just Not Too Wide
Anna Nemtsova, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/19
Free Speech, Academic Freedom, and First Amendment Rights of College Faculty
David Moshman, Huffington Post, 4/18
Lecturer’s Arrest in the Emirates Stirs Debate Over Academic Freedom in the Middle East
David L. Wheeler, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 4/17