October 9 – 15, 2010
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Arrest and mistreatment of US Professor of Anthropology
Network for Education & Academic Rights, 10/15
Call for Urgent Action for Detained Mechanical Engineering Professor Abdul Jalil Al-Singace of Bahrain
Scholars at Risk, 10/14
Research Contracts Sponsored by Big Oil Companies Fail to Protect Academic Interests
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10/14
No Clear Path for China After Nobel Choice
Didi Tatlow, The New York Times, 10/14
Teachers’ union wants V-C to defend academic freedom
Hemali Chhapia & Sanjeev Shivadekar, Times of India, 10/14
Indonesia: Constitutional Court Reverses Book Ban Ruling
Article 19, 10/14
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 10/13
Havel calls on Iran to release imprisoned lawyer Sotoudeh
Prague Daily Monitor, 10/13
Iran’s top leader paves way for takeover of university stronghold for moderates
Ali Akbar Dareini, The Canadian Press, 10/12
Habitats for Academic Freedom
Elizabeth Redden, Inside Higher Ed, 10/12
An Exiled Professor’s Questions for Iraq’s Higher Education Minister
Saad Jawad, The Chronicle of Higher Education, 10/10
UK: Austerity challenging the values of universities
Karen MacGregor, University World News, 10/10
http://www.universityworldnews.com/article.php?story=20101010110512451
Editorial: Censorship blights U’s reputation /
Minneapolis Star Tribune, 10/9