Open Letter Condemning the Purge of Academic Institutions in Turkey
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Sophie Mills
10 years ago
I am deeply saddened by recent events in Turkey, which seems to be changing from the progressive and unique state I have known and loved and brought my students to until recently.
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Amelie Blom
10 years ago
Paris, France
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Vincent Dubois
10 years ago
Professor of political science, University of Strasbourg, FRANCE
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Andrea Gadberry
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, New York University
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Serge Kabunda
10 years ago
Removing 15000 teachers and staff will have a bad impact on the education.
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Andrew Lear
10 years ago
The failure of a coup should be an occasion to celebrate the strength of Turkey's democracy, not an occasion to destroy it.
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Adair Rounthwaite
10 years ago
Assistant Professor, University of Washington
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Jared Larson
10 years ago
I used to work at a private university in Turkey as recently as early 2015. I feel for my colleagues there. We never thought it would come to this. Shameful.
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Frens Vossen
10 years ago
Mr. Erdogan, stop this stupid behaviour!
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Karen Miller
10 years ago
In solidarity.
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Sawicki Frederic
10 years ago
Professor, Paris-Sorbonne
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is outrageous , academia exists to challenge conventional thinking. You need to provide a protective and safe environment for academics involved in teaching and research
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julie l de wael
10 years ago
free turkey of another dictator!
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Stephen Politzer-Ahles
10 years ago
Assistant Professor in Chinese and Bilingual Studies, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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Alzira Arouca
10 years ago
ECA - Universidade de São Paulo
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Geoffrey PLeyers
10 years ago
Université de Louvain, Belgium
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Jean Guy Nadeau
10 years ago
Université Saint Paul
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Filipa Vala
10 years ago
Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon (Portugal)
I am deeply saddened by recent events in Turkey, which seems to be changing from the progressive and unique state I have known and loved and brought my students to until recently.
Paris, France
Professor of political science, University of Strasbourg, FRANCE
Assistant Professor, New York University
Removing 15000 teachers and staff will have a bad impact on the education.
The failure of a coup should be an occasion to celebrate the strength of Turkey's democracy, not an occasion to destroy it.
Assistant Professor, University of Washington
I used to work at a private university in Turkey as recently as early 2015. I feel for my colleagues there. We never thought it would come to this. Shameful.
Mr. Erdogan, stop this stupid behaviour!
In solidarity.
Professor, Paris-Sorbonne
This is outrageous , academia exists to challenge conventional thinking. You need to provide a protective and safe environment for academics involved in teaching and research
free turkey of another dictator!
Assistant Professor in Chinese and Bilingual Studies, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
ECA - Universidade de São Paulo
Université de Louvain, Belgium
Université Saint Paul
Faculty of Sciences of the University of Lisbon (Portugal)
Assistant Professor, University of South Carolina
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